Baltimore Ravens star wide receiver Zay Flowers has gotten better each year of his NFL career, and now he wants to add another part to his game. Flowers has the ...

Baltimore has launched a unified 311 service to simplify how residents report parking violations and abandoned vehicles.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Maryland Zoo announced Thursday the loss of one of its cherished animals: Hodor, a male common warthog, who was euthanized after a recent diagnosis of untreatable liver ...

Baltimore Fabrication, a metal fabrication company, is investing $6.2 million to expand its York County operations, creating 75 new jobs and retaining 47 existing ones. according to a news release.

The Drug Enforcement Administration is working with Baltimore Police to find the source of Thursday’s mass overdose in West Baltimore.

Baltimore City leaders are in Penn North a day after a mass overdose to launch a "coordinated neighborhood stabilization response." Emergency crews escalated their response as a level one mass ...

A mass overdose in West Baltimore affected around 25 people, highlighting the strain Baltimore’s opioid crisis places on emergency services. Community leaders are calling for lasting solutions ...

At least 25 people were hospitalized Thursday following a “level one” mass overdose event in Baltimore caused by an unknown substance.

BALTIMORE — An apparent "mass casualty" overdose incident shut down roads and sent 27 people to local hospitals in West Baltimore on Thursday, and police are investigating how it happened.

With the start of NFL training camps just around the corner, Nick Shook digs into the Baltimore Ravens' roster changes, position battles and notable subplots.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott kicked off "Charm City Cleanup," a 17-week plan that calls for the deployment of cleanup crews to every street in the city.

In Baltimore, a small community called Hope Village is offering a rare path to home ownership for people with low incomes. It’s attracting attention for affordability and potential scalability.