Residents in the Canton community hit the streets Wednesday night fearing crime is hitting too close to home. "There's always concern. This is a great neighborhood,"said longtime Canton resident Joe Freund. At a crime walk that started at Foster and Highland, Canton Community Association President Joe Koehler alerted his neighbors...

No matter how many years one ages, getting older doesn't have to mean feeling "over the hill." This was the message of the 37th annual Power of Age Expo at the state fairgrounds.

The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will upgrade concrete traffic barriers along US 40 (Pulaski Highway) between Middle River Road and Ebenezer Road in eastern Baltimore County beginning Monday, Nov 4. The $1.5 million traffic safety enhancement project will be complete by early summer 2025, weather permitting. Beginning...

Halloween looks to be a real treat near 80 degrees. Clouds build in late and the winds pick up too. Rain returns Friday morning as a cold front swings through.

BALTIMORE -- After a seasonably cool night, a major warm-up begins Wednesday and continues into Halloween. Weekend turns cooler.We've enjoyed a beautiful Tuesday across the area with a mixture of sunshine & clouds. Highs have topped out in the middle to upper 60s. We've seen a blend of sunshine & clouds throughout the day. Temperatures will slowly ease into 50s by 9 PM and down into the 40s by the overnight hours. A warm front crosses the area during the overnight hours and this will allow for a much warmer Wednesday. With a partly to mostly sunny sky, high temperatures will surge...

Baltimore County's beloved Scittino's Italian Marketplace is stretching its family roots into a new territory. The Catonsville staple has fed the neighborhood with authentic Italian fare for over half a century and is slated to open its doors on Falls Road soon. The sibling establishment, located just a stone's throw north of the buzzing Baltimore city line, promises to give the Scittino family more space to unveil a menu ripe with Southern Italian delicacies that until now couldn't be accommodated in their original location.

The family of Ronald Silver II, a DPW employee who died on the job, demanded that all investigative files be released to the public. The counsel for the family, Thiru Vignarajah, spoke today in front of City Hall, with members of Silver’s family in attendance. "If DPW's goal is...

Baltimore is poised to experience warmer-than-average temperatures and dry conditions in the lead-up to the weekend. According to the National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC, the area will remain under the influence of high pressure, which will continue to move south and east off the coast through Thursday. The forecast...

ANNAPOLIS - The Maryland State Board of Elections reminds voters that early voting in the 2024 General Election ends tomorrow, Oct. 31. Early voting centers are open in all counties and the ...

An overturned truck in Howard County caused delays Wednesday after it crashed on an Interstate-95 off-ramp.

TOWSON, MD—The Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks youth mentorship program – Help Empower Youth to Advocate and Lead, or H.E.A.L. – received a statewide award from the Maryland Recreation and Parks Association (MRPA) that recognizes the program’s innovative delivery strategy. The Raising Up Award...

It’s deja vu all over again! We remain stuck in this repeating pattern with High Pressure dominating the East Coast pumping in warmer winds from the Southwest. The active weather and colder air remain in the Western US. Temps will approach record territory in some areas but likely just...

Thousands of potatoes were lost to disease in 2016, impacting businesses like Herr's, and researches now know what caused it. Michael Brooks, a South Jersey farmer who grows potatoes for Herr’s in Nottingham, finally knows what destroyed his crop eight years ago, writes Alan Yu for WHYY. Like hundreds...

BALTIMORE ⸺ When the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed on March 26, officials warned the loss of the stretch of roadway would wreak havoc on the region. The loss of the Key Bridge effectively disconnected the Baltimore Beltway (I-695), a 51-mile loop, in the southeast, rendering key travel routes and communities in the eastern part of Baltimore inaccessible to drivers without extensive additional travel.

BALTIMORE -- A proposed city commission could have put a closer eye on Baltimore's surveillance technology, but a city council committee may have effectively killed it Wednesday.The bill, which has been in the works for more than a year, would have created the Community Advisory Commission on Surveillance. It was discussed at a hearing of the Public Safety and Government Operations Committee on Wednesday.District 8 Councilman Kristerfer Burnett, the bill's sponsor, wanted more oversight on the city's surveillance network."This is my last bill as a member of this body," Burnett said. "[I want this bill to] provide a framework that...

BALTIMORE (AP) — As a sprawling liability case takes shape following the deadly collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge in March, the owner and manager of the container ship Dali are seeking to deflect responsibility and cast blame elsewhere. Attorneys for Singapore-based Grace Ocean Private Limited and...

A slate of Baltimore City and Baltimore County leaders took aim at Gov. Wes Moore’s administration Monday as they called the latest cuts to Maryland’s transportation plan an “existential threat” that must be resolved through a more aggressive state funding effort. In a pair of public...

Following a distressing surge in fentanyl overdoses, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland and the Drug Enforcement Administration's Washington Division have come together to form a new task force aimed at addressing this crisis. According to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office, the Maryland Fatal Fentanyl Overdose Task Force (MFFOTF) has been established in response to over 2,000 deaths recorded from July 2023 through June 2024, with the majority attributed to the synthetic opioid.

Since opening Sojourner Place at Oliver in 2022, our affordable housing development team has been busy laying the groundwork for more affordable housing in Baltimore through a newly formed subsidiary under Health Care for the Homeless called the HCH Real Estate Company. Here are two of the projects we have...