Baltimore News

It takes a certain kind of bar to be successful in the Inner Harbor , and, sadly, Dick's Last Resort is it.

Milton Hill, 70 and spry, shoveled the snow from the front walk of the church next to his small East Baltimore apartment.

During an appearance in West Baltimore to announce $7 million in public safety funding grants, Gov.

When rain clouds hit Marc and Brad Quint outdoors and off-guard, the brothers didn't hail a cab or make a beeline for an office building.

Baltimore police officials said a 36-year-old man was shot and killed just after midnight Friday in Northwest Baltimore.

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is posted until 7PM for central Maryland, but storms just after lunch prompted warnings for the area around Baltimore.

If there was any doubt that Baltimore's legal system is a miserable failure, it should have been put to rest with what we've learned about the murder of Stephen Pitcairn.

A 22-year-old man was ordered held without bail Thursday after he was charged by Anne Arundel County police with first-degree murder and armed robbery in the July 1 fatal shooting of a Brooklyn Park resident.

Vagabond Opera will wander into Baltimore Friday night, bringing with it a reputation for delivering genre-bending, sometimes madcap entertainment.

Gov. Martin O'Malley's "Capital for a Day" program, which transplants top-level government officials from Annapolis to far-flung areas of the state, rarely garners much major media attention.

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Maryland's fast-growing Hispanic population is about to have its first male representative in judicial robes, as Governor Martin O'Malley has chosen of defense lawyer Ricardo D. Zwaig for a Howard County District Court judgeship.

Marc Unger had had enough. The comedian and Charles Village resident was standing at the foot of a memorial for Stephen Pitcairn, the Hopkins student slain near Unger's home Sunday, listening as politicians took turns making remarks when Unger boiled over with frustration.

A Baltimore jury on Wednesday awarded more than $34 million to 20 restaurant workers who claimed carbon monoxide exposure in a downtown hotel left them with permanent brain damage, leading to personality changes, memory problems and, in some cases, the loss of "conjugal affection." It's a phenomenal figure, area attorneys said, particularly ...

Anne Arundel County police say that on Tuesday, Arthur Tyler Felton used a box cutter to steal a cell phone and an MP3 player from a Sears in the Annapolis Mall, then briefly carjacked a woman in the parking lot in a failed bid to escape.

Pier 5 conceded responsibility for the February 2008 leak at the Rutha s Chris steakhouse, but said the plaintiffs should receive unspecified a oefair and reasonable compensationa for a oetemporarya symptoms.

Former Gov. Robert Ehrlich touted the "flush tax" passed during his tenure to fund sewage treatment plant upgrades, promised more "big ideas" and criticized current Gov.

Part of Baltimore's skyline is getting a green makeover. The National Aquarium is taking down the 350-foot-long wave blue neon wave that has adorned the south side of its Pier 3 building since it opened in 1981.

A 21-year-old man underwent surgery at the Maryland Shock Trauma Center after he was shot in the lower abdomen in West Baltimore late Tuesday night, according to Baltimore Police.

Maryland was one of 18 states and the District of Columbia that made the first cut in a national competition for federal education funding that could pump $250 million into the state's schools in the next year.