People Drive From All Over Maryland To Hunt For Bargains At This Massive Flea...
In the heart of Elkridge, there exists a bargain hunter’s paradise so legendary that Marylanders will set their alarms for ungodly weekend hours just to beat the crowds to Washington Boulevard Marketplace. This isn’t just shopping – it’s a competitive sport where the trophies are vintage vinyl records, hand-crafted...
Baltimore City Council announcing plan to improve workers’ rights
The council resolution, titled "Workers' Rights in Baltimore City," is backed by major labor unions such as SEIU 32BJ and the AFL-CIO, along with other union groups.
TGR: Penn-North: The Fire Still Burning in Baltimore’s Heart
Smoke was clearing away as neighbors came out early, picking up trash and debris. The morning after Baltimore’s first riots in 47 years, people began gathering at the battered intersection. Cameramen and reporters swarmed what had become the epicenter of global attention, while politicians scrambled to find out if...
» Police Investigate After Man Seeks Treatment for Multiple Gunshot Wounds
The Baltimore Police Department (BPD) announced an investigation into a shooting incident in the Central District. On Oct. 19, at approximately 9:48 p.m., Central District patrol officers responded to the unit block of Greene Street to investigate a walk-in shooting victim seeking treatment. Upon arrival at the...
Unlimited Potential Mentoring Inc: Empowering Baltimore’s Youth
Baltimore Youth program partners with Amazon and Loyola University to put kids on the fast track to becoming future leaders.
Baltimore ranks as 2nd deadliest U.S. tourist destination for pedestrians, fatalities soar
BALTIMORE, MD—A new analysis of pedestrian crash data has delivered a grim ranking for Baltimore, Maryland, placing the city as the second-most dangerous U.S. tourist destination for people on foot. The study, conducted by accident and injury lawyers Gammill Law, analyzed fatal pedestrian crashes across popular...
Suspect wanted for alleged attempted rape of student on Johns Hopkins campus
Baltimore Police are in search of a suspect who allegedly attempted to rape a student on the campus of Johns Hopkins University.
10 Maryland Buffets Serving Endless Comfort Food Favorites
Maryland knows how to do comfort food right, and buffets here take it to the next level. When you want endless plates of mac and cheese, crispy fried chicken, and creamy mashed potatoes, these all-you-can-eat spots deliver. I found the best buffets across the state where you can pile your...
Man recovering after early morning shooting on Ensor Street in East Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A 40-year-old man is recovering after being shot in the leg early Monday morning in East Baltimore. Police said around 3:35 a.m., officers were investigating a shot spotter alert in the 1800 block of Ensor Street, when they found a man suffering from being shot in the thigh.
Car thefts at Baltimore parking garages cause victims to demand better security
(WBFF) — Recent incidents of car thefts in Baltimore parking garages have left victims frustrated and calling for increased security measures. Surveillance footage from a West Lombard Street garage captured three separate instances of cars being stolen. Kellie described the thieves as "driving underneath the security...

















