The Federal Emergency Management Agency is cancelling a program that provides grants for projects designed to protect local ...

To celebrate Earth Day, the Maryland Transit Administration is offering free rides on any local bus, light rail, Metro Subway ...

Anglers can earn $30 for every invasive fish head they catch within boundaries near Baltimore and submit as part of the Reel ...

The Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center will present an art and music exhibition from May 17 through Aug.

Pope Francis, whose papacy drew attention to climate change, the plight of refugees, and other social issues, died Monday ...

As climate change accelerates, organizations are looking for ways to address climate concerns. The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore is at the forefront of these efforts. Here are a few ways ...

A new book about Orioles Hall of Fame manager Earl Weaver plumbs the darkness that haunted the baseball legend since childhood, an ugliness that made Weaver the difficult man he was.

Last week, we shared the opening date for a new waterfront park in Baltimore; a naming contest for the Maryland Zoo's new giraffe baby; and a newly opened active gaming facility in White Marsh.

Now that T. Rowe Price Group employees have begun moving into their new headquarters at Harbor Point, a large waterfront park ...

Open Works is hosting a resource fair to support laid-off government workers and contractors on April 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

From Easter brunch to distillery tours, this week’s culinary lineup has a lot to offer. Here’s what’s happening in Baltimore’s food scene.

Salmon, tuna, and other types of fish made frequent appearances at Friday dinners when Rasmussen was growing up. Today, he still avoids fish of any kind on Good Friday.