Baltimore Breaks Ground on $44M Employment Hub in West Baltimore's Reservoir Square
Baltimore broke ground on the MOED's new $44 million headquarters to centralize job services in West Baltimore and revitalize the area, with features like an American Job Center and advanced workspaces, set to open in August 2026.
Baltimore's Hispanic Population Sees 5% Growth as City Experiences Diversification, Census Data Shows
Baltimore's Hispanic population grew by nearly 5% while the Black population declined by 0.8% from July 2023 to July 2024, as part of Maryland's broader diversification. The city's white population remained stable.
Adam Sandler to Bring Laughs to Baltimore and D.C. with 'You're My Best Friend' Comedy Tour
Adam Sandler is set to bring his "You're My Best Friend" comedy tour to Baltimore's CFG Bank Arena in September, with tickets going on sale June 27 at Ticketmaster. He will also perform in Washington, D.C., as part of his over-30-city tour.
Baltimore Police Successfully End 16.5-Hour Standoff with Man on 13th-Floor Balcony, Officer Injured During Operation
Baltimore Police successfully concluded a 16.5-hour negotiation with a man on a 13th-floor balcony, involving multiple shifts and emergency responders, and resulting in the man's safe rescue and treatment for mental health.
Investigation Underway After Man Dies in Baltimore Police Custody, State Probes Circumstances Amid Mental Health Crisis
Maryland officials are investigating a man's death following his custody with Baltimore police, looking into events leading to his demise. The man appeared in distress before becoming unresponsive.
Baltimore Braces for Unseasonably Cool Weather, Flood Watch, and Potential Severe Storms
Baltimore faces a cooling period due to a backdoor cold front, with clouds and potential rain forecasted, especially in western regions where a Flood Watch is in place. A warm front may bring showers and severe thunderstorms over the weekend.
Howard County Partners with Libraries and Law Enforcement for Free Gun Lock Initiative to Prevent Suicides and Accidents
Howard County offers free gun locks at libraries to prevent suicides and accidental shootings, emphasizing safe storage and community connection as key strategies in addressing this public health issue.
Capital Jazz Agrees to $60K Refund Settlement for Canceled SuperCruises After Maryland AG Intervention
The Maryland Attorney General announced a settlement with Capital Jazz, requiring the company to refund $60,000 for canceled cruises and purchase cancellation insurance, per Fox Baltimore and NottinghamMD reports.












