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Baltimore reports just four homicides in April, marking the lowest monthly total in over 50 years as violent crime continues to decline.
JetBlue will begin service at BWI Airport July 9, 2026, with daily flights to Fort Lauderdale and upcoming service to San Juan.
Maryland lawmakers passed the PACE Act, limiting how rap lyrics and creative expression can be used as evidence in criminal trials.
Maryland officials cut ties with a Key Bridge contractor after cost disputes, raising concerns about delays as the state searches for a new builder.
Shareef’s Grill is closing all locations after 16 years, citing rising costs, economic challenges, and a shift toward a new business direction.
A three-alarm fire at a Southeast Baltimore warehouse sent smoke across downtown. Officials say hazardous materials were contained and no injuries were reported.
The Baltimore Ravens signed quarterbacks Diego Pavia and Joe Fagnano to three-year deals ahead of rookie minicamp, adding competition to the QB room.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signs new laws to protect voting rights, reform child welfare oversight, and ban dynamic grocery pricing across the state.
The Baltimore Ravens selected 11 players in the 2026 NFL Draft, including first-round pick Olaivavega Ioane, adding depth and versatility across the roster.
Michael Maurice Johnson, known from the Phylicia Barnes case, was found guilty of rape and assault in a 2024 Baltimore County attack.
Maryland’s highest court overturned a $266 million judgment against opioid distributors, ruling companies can’t be broadly liable for misuse of legally prescribed drugs.
The Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership will reopen its Housing Choice Voucher wait list May 4 through May 8. Here’s how to apply.
