Who Could Succeed Elijah Cummings in Maryland’s 7th District?

Will Congressman Elijah Cummings’ widow, Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, be one of the Democrats to seek his seat in a special election?

'Cummings Reflected What It Truly Meant To Be A Baltimorean'

Baltimore reacts to the death of U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, described as a role model, crusader and titan of civil rights.

U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings Of Maryland: 5 Things To Know

The late congressman was a trailblazer in the Maryland House who rose to chair the powerful U.S. House Oversight Committee.

Mosby Asks For 790 'Tainted' Criminal Cases To Be Thrown Out

Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has identified 790 criminal cases her office said are compromised.

Twitter Temporarily Suspended Baltimore Delegate Robbyn Lewis For ‘Excessive’ Use Of Hashtags

The Baltimore Democrat tweeted she was reinstated Friday following a ban by the social media site for her tweets on transit, climate change.

Port of Baltimore Sets Monthly Container Record

Latest milestone continues strong year for Port's cargo business

Port of Baltimore's Masonville Cove Wins Environmental Award

Honor Recognizes 10 Years of Community Outreach and Education

Port of Baltimore Sets Container Moves Record

5,181 Moves Is The Highest Amount Ever In Port's 313-year History

Rerun: Livestream Of President Trump's Visit To Baltimore

President Donald Trump was in Baltimore on Thursday for the House Republican retreat. Watch a re-broadcast of his speech here.

Trump To Visit City He Called 'Rodent Infested;' Baltimore Reacts

Since news of President Donald Trump's visit to Baltimore was announced ahead of the GOP conference, multiple protests have formed.

Crabs, Grills & 16 Bay Bridges: What 11M Tons of Cargo Looks Like

The size of the 11 million tons of record Port of Baltimore cargo is a lot to comprehend. Here it is in terms Marylanders understand.

Maryland PARCC Results At A Glance: English Scores Up, Math Down

Maryland school districts saw mixed results on statewide standardized testing in 2018, according to new data released statewide.

Port of Baltimore Sets New Record For Cargo

Benchmarks Achieved for Fiscal Year and Quarterly Tonnage

Chesapeake Bay Island Restoration To Benefit Wildlife, Port

While Port of Baltimore Benefits from Channel Dredging, Project will Curb Island Erosion, Add Wetlands and Habitat

Trump Calls Baltimore 'Vermin Infested' While Failing To Clean Up

Though Trump didn’t say so, some of the responsibility for any such conditions rests with his own administration.

Port of Baltimore Receives Federal Grant To Strengthen Security

Funding will Augment Port’s Existing Access and Cybersecurity Systems

Water Bills To Flow Again, 3 Months After Baltimore Cyberattack

Residents can now pay their water bills after a ransomware attack shut down Baltimore City's online systems for three months.

Ben Carson Kicked Off Church Property During Baltimore Visit

The church was reportedly not consulted about the press conference for U.S. Housing & Development Secretary Ben Carson.

Cleaning Up City Government Included In Baltimore Policy Proposal

The proposal, to be delivered Wednesday by Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott, will address four key areas to better Baltimore.

Rev. Al Sharpton, Michael Steele Respond To Trump Tweets: Video

Referencing tweets made by the President Donald Trump attacking Baltimore, Sharpton accused Trump of playing a "race-divisive card."

Trump Tweets About Baltimore; Mayor Calls Him 'A Disappointment'

"Mr. Trump, you are a disappointment to the people of Baltimore, our country, and to the world," Mayor Jack Young said to POTUS.

Baltimore Among 10 Cities Targeted In ICE Raids

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials were expected to detain those slated for deportation in Baltimore this weekend.

Baltimore Remains A Welcoming City: Mayor To Immigrants

'I will continue to do all that is in my power so that all Baltimore residents, including immigrants, feel safe and welcome.' — Mayor Young

Lights For Liberty Vigil Planned In Baltimore Ahead Of ICE Raids

There will be a rally and vigil in Baltimore City against immigrant children’s detention and family separations.

Hackers Obtain Names, Social Security Numbers For 78K In Maryland

The names and Social Security numbers of 78,000 Marylanders were accessed by hackers who breached MD Department of Labor servers.

Maryland Governor Declares July 5 State Holiday

State government offices will be closed July 5, 2019.

Victim And Witness Intimidation Subject Of Community Conversation

Community members are invited to engage in a discussion about how to combat the culture of intimidation in Baltimore.

Sham Cancer Charities Agree To $2.5M Settlement In MD Lawsuit

Maryland officials have settled a lawsuit against sham cancer charities for $2.5 million; the leaders spent money on trips and luxury goods.

Baltimore Selected For Federal Violent Crime Reduction Program

Baltimore has been picked for the National Public Safety Partnership initiative, which provides federal resources to violent areas.

Scott Seeks Federal Disaster Assistance For Cyberattack Response

Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott calls for action after the New York Times reported an NSA cyberweapon caused the attack.

Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh Resigns, Effective Immediately

The embattled mayor of Baltimore resigned effective Thursday, May 2.

Vice President Mike Pence Visits Baltimore ICE Office

The VP made two stops during a visit to Baltimore on Wednesday, May 1.

Thiru Vignarajah​ To Run For Baltimore Mayor: Report

A prosecutor who says he is a product of Baltimore and embodies its promise plans to run for mayor in the 2020 election.

Baltimore City Council Calls On Mayor Catherine Pugh To Resign

Mayor won't step down; Baltimore "will have cloud over its head" as city probes Pugh's book deal, says one city council member.

Maryland House Speaker Michael Busch Dies At 72

Maryland House Speaker Michael Busch has reportedly died. He was 72.

Here's How Often Baltimore City Residents Get Audited

A new study shows where you're most likely to get audited. Here's what it shows for Baltimore City.

Franchot Condemns Consulting Firm Examining UMMS Dealings

“This independent commission is independent in name only,” Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot told Capital News Service Wednesday morning.

Acting Baltimore Mayor Draws Lawmakers’ Optimism, Support

City Council President Jack Young said he is ready to face the challenge of acting as mayor while Mayor Catherine Pugh is on leave.

Baltimore Mayor Takes Leave Of Absence: Report

Governor Larry Hogan and Comptroller Peter Franchot are both calling for action based on Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh's book deals.

Mayor Catherine Pugh Hospitalized: Report

The mayor of Baltimore was reportedly admitted to the hospital over the weekend.