Late 19th century Baltimoreans didn't have to go far to escape the heat and humidity of the city. They took their vacation in local "resorts" like Ellicott City, Catonsville, and Lutherville.

In Austyn Wohlers' debut novel, "Hothouse Bloom," protagonist Anna's planned isolation at an apple orchard she has inherited from her grandfather is foiled by her friend Jan and the approach of ...

Co-founded by Baltimore native Cedric Walker, UniverSoul Circus is performing shows in Baltimore County through Labor Day, ...

Tickets go on sale Tuesday for the musical "WICKED," which is coming to Baltimore's Hippodrome Theatre in December.

The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory won a 2025 R&D 100 Award for developing a thermoelectric refrigeration ...

Di Pasquale’s continues to expand its footprint with the recently opened Di Pasquale's Gelateria in Federal Hill.

Last week, we shared news about a reopened portion of Charles Street, an update on the Pikesville Armory redevelopment, and ...

Concert-goers at Merriweather Post Pavilion can use their Maryland Mobile Driver's Licenses and Mobile IDs for age verification.

Baltimore City College high school students started classes on Monday in a new, temporary location, the University of ...

Baltimore officials plan to sell the Sisson Street Sanitation Yard and Citizen Drop-Off Center property in Remington for ...

Maryland advocates are troubled by a commission's elimination of standards on pesticide use in health care facilities.

Jim Kinney of The Capital Grille shares his love for The Grateful Dead, the importance of planning for retirement, and more.