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Maryland Chesapeake Bay restoration goals reached 100% of sediment and phosphorus targets and 99% of the nitrogen target for 2009–2025.

Baltimore’s inspector general found mold, pests, ventilation failures and unclear maintenance responsibility at three city-funded homeless shelters.

Baltimore is outside the path of totality, but residents can see a small partial eclipse Wednesday afternoon with proper eye protection.

Baltimore-born Kneads Bakeshop plans an October opening inside the Thompson Hotel in Washington’s Navy Yard.

Baltimore is evaluating cornerback Nate Wiggins after a lower-body injury forced him out of Tuesday’s training-camp practice.

CLLCTIVGive is directing a full day of donations, amplification and prize funding toward Black-led organizations across Greater Baltimore.

Chance the Rapper’s Coloring Book Celebration Heads to Baltimore.

Baltimore approved a higher fee for BGE and other users of its underground conduit system, reopening debate over infrastructure costs and utility bills.

Artists, architects, students and multidisciplinary teams can compete to reshape how residents and visitors experience three heavily traveled entrances to Baltimore.

The August 4 Power1047 Nightcap covers Drake, Future and Don Toliver on the charts, Akeylah Simone’s new R&B statement, Viola Davis’ Ascent, Baltimore’s National Night Out, Ted Lasso and ten classic slow jams.

The Dali’s owner and manager alleged a switchboard defect contributed to the ship’s loss of power, but a federal judge has dismissed their case against the shipbuilder.

Tonight’s Power1047 Nightcap covers J. Cole’s new Hip-Hop magazine, Kehlani’s tour launch, Dahi and Loe Shimmy’s latest moves, Baltimore arts and ten slow jams.

Baltimore’s fifth Met Gala will connect regional designers, models, artists and chefs through a theme inspired by Diana Ross and Mahogany.

Baltimore’s debate over dirt-bike culture is moving from the streets to City Hall. Young riders and community advocates marched from Baltimore City Hall to police headquarters Wednesday, asking Mayor Brandon Scott and Police Commissioner Richard Worley to meet with them about the city’s enforcement strategy. The participants said they recognize the need for public-safety rules but want Baltimore to develop designated spaces where riders can operate legally. They argue that en

Baltimore City students posted continued improvement on Maryland’s latest standardized assessments, offering an encouraging sign as the school system prepares for the next academic year. The recently released Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program results show that Baltimore students improved in both English language arts and mathematics, with the city’s growth exceeding the statewide rate in several areas. Statewide, 51.7% of students reached proficiency in English langua

The Preakness is expected to return to Pimlico in 2027, but construction will shape a smaller, infield-centered event while Park Heights residents continue pressing for lasting neighborhood benefits.

More than 34,000 BGE customers initially lost electricity after severe storms swept across Central Maryland, with restoration work continuing.

Baltimore City Public Schools leadership is beginning a community listening tour as the district evaluates new literacy data and prepares for the upcoming academic year. The tour is expected to give families, educators, students and community stakeholders opportunities to discuss academic performance, classroom needs and priorities for the school system. Literacy remains one of the most important indicators of long-term academic progress. Local reporting indicates the convers

Baltimore Restaurant Week is giving residents and visitors another reason to explore the city’s independent dining scene. Restaurants across Baltimore are offering specially priced menus and curated meals designed to introduce customers to new dishes while encouraging them to support local businesses. Among the participating establishments receiving attention is Johnny’s, where the menu combines locally inspired dishes with a neighborhood-focused dining experience. WMAR’s cur

Daniel Caesar brings the Son of Spergy Tour to Baltimore tonight. The Canadian R&B singer is scheduled to perform at CFG Bank Arena at 7:30 p.m., with Faye Webster listed on the bill. The Baltimore engagement is one of several significant R&B concerts taking place nationally Tuesday, alongside shows by Usher and Chris Brown, Ne-Yo and Akon, and PJ Morton. Caesar’s music occupies a distinctive place in contemporary R&B. His arrangements often favor space, live instrumentation