Three carpenters on the Commodore John Rodgers rebuild say they were paid laborer wages for skilled trade work.

Ginger Cove's August 13 carnival features a petting zoo, dunk tank, and a New Orleans-style brass band — and it's open to the whole community.

David and Wendy Hefter spent two days in France saying Kaddish for 18 German Jewish soldiers, including one they never knew was family.

A local push aims to bring the legendary Druid Ridge Cemetery statue home from a federal courtyard in Washington.

The historic West Baltimore school now shares its modernized campus with Joseph C. Briscoe Academy and a 1,000-seat auditorium.

A new coalition's first town hall lands Aug. 17 on North Howard Street after Chihuahua Brothers' overnight lockout.

The Aug. 23 fundraiser at Camp Letts in Edgewater features Muscle Beach for big dogs and a $5 pup pie-eating contest.

Essex's flagship street fair returns Sept. 19, months after its 50th anniversary packed Eastern Boulevard with thousands.

A Baltimore County dad pulled his son's browser history and found hours of YouTube and games logged during class.

Baltimore has revived its long-dormant anti-animal abuse commission after restructuring the group and requiring regular meetings. Its new members face an old question: Can City Hall turn recommendations into action?

Baltimore runners celebrated Dash Daichman’s third birthday with a 5K supporting pediatric ICU families and local mothers and children.

A rent bill that doubled is forcing Banner Neighborhoods out of its East Baltimore home. Its youth programs now need somewhere new to land.

A Johns Hopkins public-health researcher was detained by ICE while boarding a domestic flight. Her Baltimore-area coworkers quickly raised tens of thousands for legal help.