Brad Hopkins can keep fighting for a permanent roadside memorial after a judge tossed four peace orders filed by his neighbors.

Wormald Commercial Construction will rebuild the fire-damaged Golden Mile steakhouse, with owners targeting late October or early November.

Homicide detectives are searching for a motive after a woman was found shot on a Better Waverly rowhouse block overnight.

A 47-year-old was shot in the upper body on the 3400 block of Garrison Boulevard, marking the third gunfire incident there since 2024.

Matt Mathews, who has racked up more than 1 billion views online, plays The HALL at Live! Casino next February on his first international tour.

Crown Jewelry's owners say they could not afford to insure all their inventory before thieves struck overnight.

Mattresses, a sofa and kids' toys were hauled out of Michaux State Forest in what officials call the worst dumping incident in recent memory.

A medevac helicopter was called after a home blast in Cape St. Claire trapped at least two people, one in the basement.

Lee Townes vanished from Hamilton Avenue on August 7. Baltimore Police confirmed Wednesday he's safe and unharmed.

Ross Bauman used Geometry Dash to reach an 8-year-old, then roped in his twin brother, prosecutors say.

Kayakers and paddleboarders raft up around a 40-foot catamaran for free sunset concerts on Back Creek through September.

Crews knocked down the blaze in 12 minutes at a Rolling Road research building; the site houses UMBC's chemical and biotech labs.

A 35-year-old was hospitalized after a Monday gunfire report in Waverly, even as Baltimore homicides drop 23% this year.