Catina “Chef Cat” Smith is planning Cherry Street Diner for Station North or Central Baltimore and aims to open in 2027 after years of pop-ups and work at Our Time Kitchen.

A Lancaster County jury convicted Kevin Shareed Harmon of third-degree murder, theft and firearms charges in the 2023 roadside killing of Miguel Vazquez‑Ruiz. The verdict followed testimony about surveillance, DNA and phone records.

Apex Tool Group signed a 16,756-square-foot lease in Hunt Valley's Executive Plaza and will relocate about 50 employees from Sparks, adding a GEARWRENCH showroom.

A Baltimore judge dismissed the March 2 trial of Jason Williams, who faced murder and weapons charges tied to a Nov. 3, 2024 East Baltimore killing. The court did not immediately clarify whether prosecutors will refile.

The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore marks 150 years with family events, a returning gala and a new red panda habitat opening this summer.

Anne Arundel police say a 55-year-old Severn baseball trainer was charged after an ICAC probe tied to an August CyberTipline report; detectives executed a search warrant and seized evidence.

A judge postponed the Edmondson Avenue murder trial after a co‑defendant swapped attorneys; a pre‑trial conference is scheduled for April 3.

Freezing rain this Tuesday morning may make bridges and elevated surfaces slick. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect into the late morning.

A national survey finds about 19% of women 65 and older have diabetes. Baltimore clinicians say screening, hydration and simple lifestyle steps can lower risk.

A Federal Hill bouncer pleaded guilty to first‑degree assault on March 2, 2026. The plea includes probation and counseling while civil suits tied to the viral chokehold video move forward.

Baltimore has tapped Finn Group and Knitting Factory Entertainment to manage Pier Six, pairing a local promoter with a national operator as the city looks to refresh the Inner Harbor venue’s summer lineup.

A Johns Hopkins substitute who worked at a campus daycare has been convicted of distributing child sexual abuse material; the university says it only learned of the conviction last Friday.

After the state backed away from building a training center at Shamrock Farm, Carroll County legislators moved quickly to secure first purchase rights. The bill would give local officials a chance to determine the property’s future.