Contributing photographer Lauren Castellana captures all of the magic and merriment of the Crownsville festival’s 50th season opener.
An ambassador for local maritime history, the schooner has spent this summer honoring its past and celebrating its future.
Years before the city's homicide rate began its historic drop, the beloved activist and the Baltimore Peace Movement were seeding change.
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New initiative aims to draw foot traffic by illuminating artwork and businesses.
Former mayor faces 11 counts, including conspiracy, in alleged children’s book scheme.
Vendors create a one-stop shop for festive food and gifts in Hampden.
Formerly dilapidated site has become a hub for community engagement in Franklin Square.
We break down the familiar faces in upcoming special Democratic primary.
At the Roland Park private school, wartime memorabilia forges lasting personal connections.
Pending liquor board approval, Baltimore will finally have a bar-and-arcade concept.
Todd and Nikki Marks combine their interests for hybrid concept in former Rachel space.
A $3-million dollar gift will assist in building out a pediatric heart care suite.
We follow the daily routine of the WBFF Morning news anchor.
A new to-be-named wheel will focus on Gwynns Falls and flow into Middle Branch.
After 85 years of local history, General Motors has shuttered for good. Like Bethlehem Steel, it has been replaced by an Amazon fulfillment center.
Mourners share memories of the Baltimore leader and civil rights advocate.
Longest serving Senate president in state history has been battling cancer.
The late Congressman is the first African American elected official to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol today.
Plans address recreation, transportation, and connectivity to other waterfront neighborhoods.
Our activity-based guide to the first-of-its-kind festival taking over the Inner Harbor November 1-10.
Known as “Young Tommy,” D’Alesandro III presided over the city during tumultuous period, including the ’68 riots.
As the times and terrain change, the Meyer Seed Company remains rooted in Baltimore.
The son of former sharecroppers and House Oversight Committee chairman passed away early Thursday.
Partnership between developers and Everyman Theatre comes on the cusp of renovations.
Area shops and restaurants suffered big losses this summer due to ongoing streetwork.
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