Jennifer Franciotti

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Ravens roll into a short week following a 31-point blowout win, looking to make back-to-back statements in a five-day span.

A Baltimore mother is remembering her son who was killed in a hit-and-run crash while returning to his Air Force base in 2022.

Do you want to make an impact on a young person's educational path? iMentor Baltimore is looking for volunteers to share their advice and guidance with City students.

Dr. Ashanti Woods from Mercy Medical Center joins Jen Franciotti for a conversation about walking pneumonia this cold and flu season. Dr. Woods explains what Walking Pneumonia is, and when it is time to see a doctor.

Film critic Lauren Veneziani interviews Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg about their new movie "A Real Pain," a story of travel amidst grief. Plus, Lauren shares her review of the new horror movie, "Heretic."

Army veteran and University of Maryland medical student Adrienne Kambouris was invited to M&T Bank Stadium as part of the Ravens "Salute to Service" program, and she got a big surprise during the game.

Gumby, a big, mellow dog who loves belly rubs and car rides is ready for adoption at the Baltimore Humane Society. Plus, learn more about the 'Pets for Patriots' program.

Dear Charles Executive Chef Michael Reynolds and General Manager Kristina Murphy join Jen for Sunday Brunch, showcasing the restaurant's unique drink menu to satisfy every palate.

The Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC) is looking for community input on the Red Line project. GBC President and CEO Mark Thomas explains what the Red Line project is and the importance of hearing from residents during the planning stages.

BALTIMORE — A home-buying grant program in Baltimore is expanding from 15 neighborhoods to more than 120 as 11 News explains the unique opportunity for city renters to become homeowners.