Congressman Jamie Raskin reported severely overcrowded conditions at a Baltimore ICE facility, which lacks adequate amenities for detainees. He called for congressional oversight and reforms.

Federal Hill’s 8x10 is listed for sale or lease with a reported $450K asking price; owners say they'll close June 30 while shows continue into spring.

Spice Kitchen's Canton outpost centers on suya, jollof rice and plantains as the DMV‑born West African concept moves into Baltimore. The owners say growth could lead to more states.

Quontay Spinks pled guilty to First-Degree Murder and other charges for the fatal shooting of Antonio Peoples in Baltimore. His sentencing is set for April 27.

A fiscal‑2024 single audit warns the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore that lax bookkeeping and missing procurement rules may have left taxpayer money vulnerable.

Emails in the DOJ’s mass Epstein release name Orioles owner David Rubenstein; his office says the contact was brief and he is not accused of wrongdoing.

Augie’s Mussel House & Sports Bar is headed to Annapolis Town Center in late February with a mussel‑centered menu, beer pairings and big‑screen TVs.

Federal agents and U.S. Marshals are searching for Vincent Leroy Gilliam, 74, after he failed to comply with supervised release tied to a Halloween 2000 homicide in north Baltimore.

Mayor Scott and Rec & Parks unveiled The Playbook, a 10‑year blueprint to guide where Baltimore invests in new and renovated rec centers, pools and playgrounds.

A judge granted a judgment of acquittal Feb. 10, dismissing four firearm counts against Zyaire Bowman in a case tied to a Sept. 2024 Stockton Street shooting. The ruling came as prosecutors began presenting evidence.

A 3-year-old boy was found with a gunshot wound to his ankle on the 700 block of Wilbron Avenue; police say his injury is not life-threatening. Western District detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

President Trump pardoned former Ravens running back Jamal Lewis, ending a federal conviction from a 2004 drug case and prompting mixed reactions in Baltimore.

A three-alarm fire at 1226 St. Paul Street sent heavy smoke through Mount Vernon on Thursday; crews contained the blaze and reported no injuries.