No one injured in massive Baltimore sugar plant fire
A fire at the Domino Sugar plant sent white smoke billowing over the Inner Harbor in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Seal returns to natural habitat after stay at National Aquarium
Eloise the seal bid farewell to the National Aquarium on Wednesday and was released into the ocean at Assateague State Park, according to the National Aquarium in Baltimore.
Woman films incredible video of sharks swimming in container on I-95 in Baltimore
Talk about a fish out of water! Well, technically we're talking about sharks and they're still in water, but they're certainly not where you'd expect.
Police search water for woman missing after birthday celebration in Baltimore, report says
Authorities in Baltimore are searching the water near one of the city's most popular neighborhoods for a young woman who went missing early Tuesday morning after celebrating her birthday the night before, according to a report.
Ravens player charged in Arlington after allegedly smashing vehicles, building with a ‘metal object’
A Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman is facing charges in Arlington after police found him smashing vehicles with what they described as a metal object over the weekend.
Maryland Gov. Hogan calls for investigation into Baltimore HS failing students, others call for shutdown
Augusta Fells Savage Institute of Visual Arts senior failed all but 3 classes over 4 years.
Baltimore-area student passed only 3 classes in 4 years, ranked near top half of class
A Baltimore-area high school is facing scrutiny after reports came out about a student who passed just three classes in four years, but moved ahead anyway. Now that he’s being sent back to the ninth grade, his mother says the school failed him.
Maryland opens COVID-19 mass vaccination sites at Six Flags America and Baltimore Convention Center
Maryland opened two mass vaccination sites on Friday.
South Africa COVID-19 variant identified in 2 Montgomery County residents
The South Africa variant of the novel coronavirus has been identified in two Montgomery County residents, according to health officials.
DC no longer bed bug capital
The nation has a new bed bug capital – and it isn’t located near the Beltway.
Baltimore Ravens' season ends with Jackson in locker room, 17-3 loss
A season in which the Baltimore Ravens overcame a long list of obstacles to reach the playoffs ended with their star quarterback stuck in the locker room during the fourth quarter and the rest of the team shuffling off the field to join him after a disheartening 17-3 defeat.
Multiple people rescued, several injured after explosion in downtown Baltimore
Baltimore City Fire Department responded to the scene of an explosion with a partial roof collapse this morning in downtown Baltimore, attempting to rescue two workers trapped in scaffolding.
Baltimore explosion injures at least 10
At least 10 people suffered injuries during an explosion in Baltimore Wednesday morning.
Multiple injuries after Baltimore explosion
Nearly a dozen workers were injured in an explosion in Baltimore Wednesday morning.
Baltimore Ravens, Pittsburgh Steelers rescheduled again by COVID-19 to Wednesday
The Baltimore Ravens' struggle to contain an extended outbreak of the coronavirus forced their rescheduled game Tuesday night against the unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers to be moved back to Wednesday.
Reports: Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson tests positive for COVID-19
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has tested positive for COVID-19, according to multiple media outlets.
Democrat Mfume holds on to Maryland's 7th Congressional District seat by thwarting Trump favorite Klacik
Kweisi Mfume will hold onto his seat in Maryland's 7th Congressional District after thwarting GOP favorite Kimberly Klacik.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan opens up stadiums to limited capacity for fans
Governor Larry Hogan announced on Friday that Maryland’s stadiums can open up to fans – but with heavy restrictions in place.
Maryland Zoo in Baltimore welcomes lesser kudu calf
The Maryland Zoo is welcoming its newest member – say hello to Kadett!
DC National Guard’s low-flying helicopters targeted in ACLU complaint
The ACLU is filing a complaint claiming the D.C. National Guard’s use of low-flying helicopters during the June Black Lives Matters protests constituted “an unprecedented attempt to interfere with fundamental constitutional rights.”