Collen Nelson was last seen near Woodcreek Drive Friday night driving a red Kia SUV with Maryland tags.

Kids under 13 face a 9 p.m. cutoff and open containers are banned, as Federal Hill borrows Fells Point's crowd-control playbook.

Ten young violinists from Tallinn, ages 12 to 16, play two free Anne Arundel County shows this month, no tickets required.

Dozens rallied near McKeldin Plaza as loved ones of Christina Pasion demand her release from a Philippine jail.

A 42-year-old and a 60-year-old were hurt in unrelated stabbings blocks apart Friday evening, police say.

A Scott's Hill Drive resident calls it the third sinkhole this year, and neighbors are now moving their cars just in case.

Baltimore will bake into the mid-90s Saturday through Tuesday, with afternoon thunderstorms returning and a possible cooldown late next week.

A 48-year-old man was hurt at a Chalgrove Avenue home before police caught the suspect assaulting a 55-year-old man blocks away.

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.

Louis Jackson fired on patrol cars during a suicidal crisis on Wilkens Avenue; a bystander narrowly escaped the crossfire.

Maryland Hall hosts Mighty Mary on August 18, with sailing legend Gary Jobson leading the post-film Q&A.

The world premiere blends local Baltimore School for the Arts alumni with national stars before heading to Off-Broadway.

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