2 teens killed, 2 young men wounded in Winchester shooting, police say

Two teenagers were killed and two other young men were wounded in a shooting in Baltimore’s Winchester community on Friday evening, police said.

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Pro-redistricting ads hit airwaves, phones and mailboxes

Fight Back MD is spending “six figures” on text messages, mailers and a video ad that will air on TV and streaming services to urge voters to approve Question 3.

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Black Flag Brewing Co. faces uncertain future in Columbia

Columbia’s Black Flag Brewing Co. will close next month if a sale falls through.

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Jamie Raskin’s next move if Democrats win back Congress

If Democrats win back the House in November — polling shows they have a good shot — U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland could resume his role as Trump’s No. 1 antagonist.

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What to know about road closures in Baltimore this weekend

It’s going to be a busy weekend in Baltimore, with parades, festivals and homecoming events. The city’s Department of Transportation is alerting drivers to several road closures and traffic changes.

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Musical creator wants to register, motivate Black voters at Baltimore concert

The concert will evoke traditions of Black churches bringing community together and, similar to Souls to the Polls events, encourage them to register and vote.

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Baltimore might spend $8.5M on properties it sold for $175,000

Baltimore officials have proposed buying back a swath of properties the city once owned at nearly 50 times the sales price with plans to offer them as apartments for the homeless.

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Blue Moon Too brunch spot leaving Federal Hill, reopening in Hampden

Blue Moon Too is leaving the Federal Hill neighborhood after 11 years and relocating to Hampden, said owner Sarah Simington.

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Claudia Bismark, artist killed in Fells Point attack, remembered as creative and kind

Claudia Bismark, the 76-year-old killed in an early morning attack in Fells Point last week, is remembered for her artistic skill, creativity and dedication to Baltimore

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Baltimore school board candidates are all Democrats. How far left do they get?

From moderate liberals to Democratic socialists, blue is a spectrum.

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Unpacking a contentious week for Orioles fans | Banner Baseball Show

The offseason is off to a strange start.

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Hutzell: Voting in the dark for Circuit Court judge? Ron Jarashow would like a word.

COLUMN | Anne Arundel County is the only Maryland jurisdiction with a contested election for Circuit Court Judge this fall. How will you choose? Ron Jarashow, a judge for eight months before losing in...

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Hurricane Isaias is expected to wreak havoc on the gulf coast. Will it reach Maryland?

Marylanders will see some rain this weekend, but will likely be spared the effects of Hurricane Isaias, the first storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.

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The fight over the Chesapeake’s most political fish is coming to a head

Conservationists say plummeting osprey reproduction is a warning to restrict the bay’s industrial menhaden fishery

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Lawmakers raising money to defeat Republicans who mocked Chinese-born colleague

The AAPI United in Action Slate has raised more than $60,000 to support Democratic AAPI incumbents and candidates.

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Once slated for wind energy, shipyard will instead build submarine parts

Five years after a section of southeastern Baltimore County was identified as a cradle of wind turbines, that land will be used for a massive weapons manufacturing facility.

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Once slated for wind energy, shipyard will instead build submarine parts

Five years after a section of southeastern Baltimore County was identified as a cradle of wind turbines, that land will be used for a massive weapons manufacturing facility.

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Harborplace developer never formally applied for downtown tax break

The Baltimore City law department says no applications for its downtown property tax break program have been submitted. However, the city is poised to give them out anyway.

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Man behind botched murder-for-hire gets 40 years for Baltimore educator’s killing

The decade long-investigation of a murder-for-hire gone wrong that killed a Baltimore teacher’s aide ended Thursday with the man who orchestrated the death sentenced to decades in prison.

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Once slated for wind energy, shipyard will instead build submarine parts

Five years after a section of southeastern Baltimore County was identified as a cradle of wind turbines, that land will be used for a massive weapons manufacturing facility.

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Failed executions troubled other states before Christa Pike. Here’s what happened

Pike is not the first inmate to survive a botched execution attempt.

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Lawmakers raising money to defeat Republicans who mocked Chinese-born colleague

The AAPI United in Action Slate has raised more than $60,000 to support Democratic AAPI incumbents and candidates.

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Fate of former Catholic priest from Catonsville accused of abuse now in jury’s hands

Confusion about the dates the alleged abuse occurred have persisted throughout the four-day trial.

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Ravens to face toughest test yet in Atlanta | Banner Ravens Podcast

The Falcons have won their last two games by a combined 42 points.

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Most Maryland residents don’t want new data centers, UMBC poll finds

More than three-quarters of Marylanders oppose new data centers being built in the state and in their communities, according to a poll from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Institute of ...

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Suspect in 12-year-old girl’s killing was released from prison days before shooting

Tyree Reynolds, who is accused of killing 12-year-old Khloe Ishway, was previously convicted for another shooting in 2021.

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Can this chef open a sandwich shop in Hampden in 30 days?

Over the past week, chef Anthony Lanasa has teased details about his new concept on Instagram as he’s brought viewers along on his quest, even documenting his trip to city permit offices.

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Most Maryland residents don’t want new data centers, UMBC poll finds

More than three-quarters of Marylanders oppose new data centers being built in the state and in their communities, according to a poll from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Institute of...

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