Baltimore mayor Brandon Scott planned to meet Friday night with department heads and key advisors to discuss canceling the MLK Day parade for the second year in a row due to inclement weather.

Security guards at a Baltimore hotel used as a winter shelter knocked on doors early Thursday telling people to leave amid freezing temperatures, advocates for people experiencing homelessness

A Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert has been declared in City for Sunday night through Thursday due to incoming wintery weather which can pose serious health risks.

It's a situation that has never happened before at Baltimore County Animal Services. As an illness spreads at BARCS, the city shelter isn't able to take in any new dogs. The county is taking them in.

It's a story about sports, about community, about pride. It's the story of Baltimore, the Ravens, and their flock. And some of Baltimore's best are making sure that energy, that passion, that pride doesn't stop when you leave the stadium or turn the TV off.

Baltimore City Council introduces key legislation for the 74th term, focusing on quality of life, conservation districts, and student attendance.

Baltimore County firefighters are investigating an apartment fire that happened Friday evening. The fire was contained quickly and Red Cross is now working with two families.

Baltimore DPW crews are on the scene of a large water main break at the corner of Dundalk Ave. and Holabird Ave.

Barstool Sports President Dave Portnoy recently visited Baltimore to review some of the best pizza the city has to offer.

Mike Barger was shocked when he saw his latest Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. bill.The Ruxton resident had already been dismayed at the cost of power and electr

WASHINGTON (AP) — As the fate of TikTok hangs in the balance, U.S. TikTok users are flocking to the Chinese social media app Xiaohongshu, also called RedNote – making it the top downloaded app in the U.S.