Ja Nai Wright

Wednesday, people living in Parkville took time to remember the names of Marylanders who died on 9/11 and those who died serving our country in the wars after 9/11.

It’s a part of the Black Restaurant Accelerator Program which has helped dozens of black entrepreneurs jump-start their businesses and give them the tools they need for long-term success.

TURNER STATION, Md. — People living in Turner Station say the flooding problem has been an issue for decades, and they are beyond ready to see the problem solved.

He created a non-profit called the Salvage Arc Foundation. It all started in the pandemic with privy digging, then after a while he took to magnetic fishing.

HARFORD, Md. — “It's time for this board to replace the superintendent," says one parent.

A shooting took the life of 24-year-old Christian Leight and Tuesday night neighbors in Federal Hill say they are glad the entire altercation was caught on camera.

2 minutes ago BALTIMORE — Although the number of homicides in Baltimore is down, days like Wednesday are a reminder of why even one death is too many.

CATONSVILLE, Md. — Dozens of parents sat in the Catonsville High School cafeteria listening to ways the Baltimore County School System plans to keep their children safe this school year, as well as what law enforcement is doing.

Many of the teachers complained about fighting and behavioral concerns from students, and others want schools to create new standards for discipline for schools to follow.

After losing two postseason games back to back, Orioles fans left Camden Yards disappointed. Despite the loss, many fans were hoping the Orioles would have performed better in the game.