Baltimore MD

Did you know Baltimore’s Arch Social Club began as a 1912 theater? The Pennsylvania Avenue landmark became a center of Black civic and cultural life.

Employees in Mayor Brandon Scott’s office did not go through a required process to approve purchases of food, flowers and other items for office celebrations and sporting events, according to a report from Baltimore’s Office of the Inspector General. About 200 people in the office have “P-cards,” or...

Michelle Williams Fisher, a native New Yorker who relocated to Baltimore about 22 years ago, typically enjoys hobbies such as listening to music, traveling, and exploring astronomy. However, months ago she embarked upon a new journey to learn more about her family history. Williams Fisher was drawn to learn more...

Move over cronut, cruffin, and brookies (a brownie and a cookie), there’s a new so-called “Frankenpastry” in town. The crookie—what happens when a chocolate-chip cookie melts inside a croissant—is the latest “It” pastry to hit Baltimore. And it’s a buttery, salty, sweet sensation....

A fatal stabbing case moved forward with jury selection on Feb. 24 after a Baltimore judge denied a request from the defense to postpone proceedings in order to meet with the defendant and examine Ring camera footage related to the murder. The defendant, 26-year-old Karin Redfern, is charged with first-degree...

PIKESVILLE, Md. (WBFF) — Solar panels on top of a Pikesville house roof caught on fire Friday afternoon, fire officials said. Shortly before 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 27, crews with the Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company and Baltimore County Fire Department were called to a house in the 1300 block of Saddleback Road for a...

Baltimore, Maryland’s watchdog agency is suing Democratic Mayor Brandon Scott for allegedly withholding records on potential abuse of public funds. Scott is hampering officials’ “ability to adequately investigate complaints of fraud, financial waste, and abuse in City government,” Baltimore Inspector General Isabel...

Man rushed from shooting scene dies in hospital BALTIMORE, MD

Some places don’t just serve food; they serve memories wrapped in wax paper with a side of nostalgia. G&A Restaurant in Baltimore has been perfecting the art of the hot dog for more than nine decades, and if you haven’t been there yet, you’re missing out on a piece of Maryland history that tastes absolutely delicious.

A Baltimore City high school came under scrutiny after a student who had spent four years in high school and was treated as a 17-year-old senior was found to have a 0.13 GPA, yet ranked surprisingly high in his class. He was told he would have to repeat ninth grade,...