This weekend in Baltimore: beers, books, and basement bar tours. Plus, the Inner Harbor ice rink opens, Randy Rainbow performs, and more.

Authors Chasten Buttigieg and Nikki Giovanni will headline Columbia’s Books in Bloom Festival on May 13. The event will feature an array of other authors, a banned book tent, and more.

VidCon will hold its first-ever East Coast convention at the Baltimore Convention Center on Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.

In the wake of the deaths of two Baltimore firefighters injured while battling a rowhome fire last week, Jimmy's Famous Seafood will offer free meals to firefighters through Oct. 29, and will hold a...

Reservoir Hill's St. Francis Neighborhood Center received a $2 million financial gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott’s Yield Giving.

Maryland and Howard County officials unveiled plans for a 100,000-square-foot library and affordable housing project in downtown Columbia.

The American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore came in second place in USA TODAY's contest for the "Best Art Museum" in the country, with the top honor going to the Detroit Institute of Arts.

This week, the New York Times named Little Donna’s in Upper Fells Point among its 2023 list of the nation’s 50 best restaurants. The restaurant is named in honor of chef-owner Robbie Tutlewski's 4...

Former U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards on Thursday announced she is running for her old seat to represent Maryland's 4th congressional district.

Maryland Public Television's "Maryland Farm & Harvest" will feature Baltimore's Plantation Park Heights Urban Farm in an episode Tuesday.

Still Life with Large Shell by Max Beckmann, one of the works chosen for ‘Guarding the Art.’ Still Life with Large Shell by Max Beckmann, one of the works

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will kick off their new season with an opening gala featuring Grammy award-winning singer Ledisi.

Baltimore’s Planning Commission on Thursday to adopt a master plan developed to improve 11 miles of shoreline along the Middle Branch of the Patapsco River in south Baltimore.

Comedians Steve Martin and Martin Short will perform at Lyric Baltimore on Oct. 28, 2023. Tickets go on sale Friday.

Cherry Hill in South Baltimore on Thursday celebrated one year with no homicides in its Safe Streets target area.

While visiting Baltimore from Boston, Dr. Max Jordan Nguemeni said staff at Morton’s The Steakhouse downtown told him he was not allowed to wear hooded apparel. Nguemeni argues the dress code policy...

Baltimore City wants to move the Sisson Street "dump" site to make way for redevelopment; Developer Seawall is proposing to replace the 7-Eleven store in Remington with apartments and shops; and more...

Charles Street will again be temporarily closed to vehicular traffic for the return of the Charles Street Promenade on June 3.

A new Indigenous art gallery has opened in Baltimore, the result of a partnership between the Baltimore American Indian Center and Baltimore Center Stage.

Mondawmin Station and the surrounding area will receive a $20 million grant in federal funding for upgrades, members of Maryland's congressional delegation announced Friday.

Jayne Miller, an investigative reporter with WBAL-TV, is a legend who is teaching younger colleagues how to succeed in a challenging business. Jayne

The James Webb Space Telescope is being controlled from the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, a source of pride for those who live and work

Redwood Arch, a 35-year-old sculpture by Baltimore artist Linda DePalma that pays tribute to workers in the garment industry, the medical profession and other fields, has been restored its original...

Baltimore City residents have been speaking out against the cost structure and lack of access to the inaugural Charm City Lights display at Druid Hill Park, particularly for families who wish to bike...

The band is playing the surprise show at Union Craft Brewing this Saturday, along with Joy Postell, Smoke Bellow and DJs Jason Willett and Jay Buim, the brewery announced today.

"It creates a disincentive for you to never visit the property," said 8th District Councilman Kristerfer Burnett.

By hosting happy hours, trivia nights and theme parties, and music that spans indie rock, punk, metal and hip-hop, The Ottobar means a lot of things to a lot of different people.

The lights are coming on at the National Aquarium after a $7.75 million renovation to replace 684 glass panes in its Upland Tropic Rain Forest exhibit and illuminate its pyramid-shaped roof

WYPR and The Charles Theater will host the New/Next Film Festival from Aug. 18 - 20, featuring films from around the world as well as Baltimore's own film scene.

"When we give officers a badge and gun and the authority to kill, the public should at a very least know who they are and what their records are."

"His unwavering commitment to justice and equality was unparalleled," she said of Cummings in a statement. "He believed America must live up to her ideals. I entered public service with the exact...

"We have to build a better structure," he said. "That was not just a campaign talking point for me--that's the reality that we face in Baltimore, because again, going back to the way that we have...

Baltimore's Senator and Charles theaters will host free watch parties to see John Waters receive his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

For the first time in Maryland, a near-complete woolly mammoth skeleton will be on public display at the Natural History Society of Maryland.

"Mr. Trash Wheel is really at a sweet spot for where you can pick up trash in the most economical way."

The American Heart Association is endorsing a bill before the Maryland General Assembly that would provide free meals to all students at the state’s public and private schools.

Photo via The Brewer’s Art. Photo via The Brewer’s Art. After being closed for 697 days, the cavernous basement bar at The Brewer’s Art in Mount

Baltimore is one of four cities participating in the United States Postal Service's pilot program for postal banking.

Twelve houses of worship will get help to build affordable homes in a partnership between Enterprise Community Partners and Faith-Based Development Initiative.