Baltimore’s Turnstile scored its first Grammy wins, earning Best Metal Performance and Best Rock Album, marking a major career milestone for the hometown band.

Maryland is working on a proposal for a new Sphere entertainment venue at National Harbor, which could have a significant economic impact and create thousands of jobs.

BTS is scheduled to perform in Baltimore on August 10-11 as part of their 2026 world tour after their military hiatus, with ticket sales starting soon.

Morgan State University's Marching Band performed at the 137th Rose Parade in Pasadena, as highlighted by their university and covered by FOX Baltimore and CBS News Baltimore.

Baltimore's Kennedy Krieger Institute started its 36th annual Festival of Trees fundraiser, featuring over 850 trees and supporting neurodevelopmental work.

Meghan Trainor announces her "The Get In Girl Tour," including a Baltimore stop and a new album release. Proceeds support The Trevor Project, with tickets available starting November 18 for American Express members.

MONOPOLY: Baltimore Edition launches October 24, featuring the city's landmarks, replacing traditional game squares, and offering a localized gaming experience.

Baltimore's Charm City Live will host national artists and local vendors, with activities for all ages at War Memorial Plaza, amidst tight security and road closures.

Cardi B announces her "Little Miss Drama Tour" with over 30 dates in North America, starting February 2026, to coincide with her second album release.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $1.4 billion, the fourth-largest in its history, with a $634.3 million cash option. If no winner is drawn, it will be the second longest streak without a jackpot win.

Powerball jackpot reaches $1 billion with a cash option of $453.1 million, marking the sixth highest in its history. No winners emerged from Saturday's drawing, rolling the prize over to $1.1 billion.

Baltimore's Harbor Splash is cancelled again due to stormy weather, with no reschedule planned. The event was part of the city's Healthy Harbor Initiative.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces artists The-Dream, Jeffrey Osborne, and Lucky Daye for Baltimore's 4th Annual Charm City Live event, highlighting the city's vibrant music scene.