Daughter of Cab Calloway honors Negro League Baseball legend Ernest Burke

Many Baltimore School for the Arts seniors are college-bound, and several had unique journeys to get there. Dance pointed senior Rain Craven in the right direction. "With me, I have dyslexia, and dance has improved my reading. I've learned to memorize things a lot better," said Rain. Denzel Mitchell III...

LAUREL, Md. — A Maryland race car driver is blazing the way as one of the only minorities on the track. David Burketh, 19, lives by his own mantra as he makes a name for himself in the racing world: "If you’re not scared, you’re not going fast enough."

TOWSON, Md. — The season began oddly for the Baltimore Blast, with just three wins their first eight games. The franchise is not accustomed to taking many losses. Injuries played a big role, so far. Now, much healthier, they're playing their best soccer of the season. They won a pair of games against Harrisburg over the weekend by a combined score of 21-6.

Three Baltimore City hotels and an Eastern Shore resort were honored with "Gold Badges" and named the top four best hotels in Maryland, according to the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report. Archive video above: Luxury hotel opens in Fells Point landmark (March 2017) The Sagamore Pendry Baltimore,...

Magnet fishing is a new craze that's quickly catching on in Baltimore and helping to clean up the waters of the Inner Harbor. Evan Woodward formed a magnet-fishing group in Baltimore that's growing by the week. He started the group about a month ago after seeing the activity on YouTube.

You can get a burger and fries anywhere in Baltimore, but what some poutine with bonafide Montreal smoked meat?. Sure, Clark Burger in Baltimore's Govans neighborhood serves up American staples of burgers and fries, but they elevate it to involve a Canadian flair that sets them apart. Scott Donnelly, the...

A Baltimore County woman accused of plotting with a neo-Nazi from Florida to attack Baltimore's power grid also has a lengthy criminal history in Maryland. Sarah Beth Clendaniel, of Catonsville, and alleged co-conspirator Brandon Clint Russell, of Orlando, Florida, both remain in federal custody Tuesday after their arrests by the FBI.

TOWSON, Md. — The Towson University men's basketball team has been on a heater, winning six of the last seven games, with hopes to finally break through in the conference tournament. They stormed the court for a championship last February. This November, Towson is preseason favorites to win the...

Baltimore police on Monday announced the arrests of two teenagers in connection with last month's double-shooting outside a city school. Video above: Teens injured in shooting near Brooklyn school (January 2023) City police said a 16-year-old boy and a 17-year-old boy were charged with attempted first-degree murder and remain held...

GRASONVILLE, Md. — It's time for the Sunday Brunch segment and joining us representing the Restaurant Association of Maryland and "the Narrows Restaurant" in Grasonville is Chef Matt Cohey. He tells us about what’s new at the restaurant as well as demonstrate their famous crab cake eggs benedict.

South Baltimore's Brooklyn neighborhood is getting a huge boost in the rare donation of a bank building. The building on Hanover Street opened in 1952 and served as the backbone of Brooklyn. Prior to Bank of America buying it, the building was a community meeting hall, hosting everything from birthdays and dances to memorials for community members.

Mental health experts in Baltimore shared how adults need to take seriously the early warning signs of violence in teenagers. Baltimore police are investigating several shootings involving teenagers in just over a month into 2023. Andres Moreno Jr., a 16-year-old Edmondson Westside High School student, was shot and killed Sunday...

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Hundreds of people signed up to testify before a Senate panel to oppose gun safety bills, and only three were in favor. Hundreds of pro-Second Amendment advocates carried signs and spoke out against any restrictions on their legal right to possess a firearm. Three people signed up to speak in support of the gun safety bills.

A Baltimore jury found a young man guilty of second-degree murder in connection with the killing of a city police officer's husband. After four days of testimony, the jury on Monday found Sahiou Kargbo not guilty of first-degree murder. The jury also found him guilty of three firearms charges in the case.

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Human remains were discovered Monday afternoon in Owings Mills, police said. Detectives were called around 2:45 p.m. Monday to the 11000 block of Owings Mills Boulevard, where human remains were found in a brush area near the road, Baltimore County police said on Tuesday. Police...

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Five teenagers were arrested in connection with gun and drug charges Monday night following a traffic stop that turned into a police pursuit through Anne Arundel County. According to the Anne Arundel County Police, around 9:15 p.m., officers attempted a traffic stop for a registration violation...

The owner of Baltimore's Hiatus Cheesecake is taking his business to the next level. Matthew Featherstone, founder of Hiatus Cheesecake, added his homemade strawberry crumbles onto cakes while frosting others in preparation for a big batch of cheesecakes to go out to Baltimore-area Whole Foods stores. And, with 13 different varieties, there's something for everyone.

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. — Overcrowding and empty seats are among the enrollment issues forcing Anne Arundel County to redraw school boundary lines. Parents like Stephanie Doersam said they have a good idea of what to expect. "We need people to fight and say, 'we need this to happen.'...

TOWSON, Md. — A Baltimore County police officer was taken to a hospital after a crash early Tuesday morning in Towson. County police said officers were called around 5:50 a.m. for a crash at the intersection of Goucher Boulevard and Putty Hill Avenue. The police SUV overturned onto its...

Baltimore is already stepping up to help after the devastating earthquakes in Turkey. Fred McCray is the senior director for humanitarian operations for Lutheran World Relief, a Baltimore-based organization. In his more than 20 years working in the field, he's seen natural disasters countless times. He said this one is massive.