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Saturday, Jun 9 A city facade improvement program has long benefited more well-off neighborhoods, but a new effort could help the transitional ones a block at a time. | | | |
| Are safety concerns really why opponents refuse to play one of the best football teams in the country, Baltimore's St. Frances Academy? Given that the school is devoted to educating poor, inner-city blacks, and plays in a conference of more privileged and preppy schools, the answer is complicated. |
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| The seven leading Democratic contenders for Maryland governor are split on releasing their tax returns. |
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| Everything you need to know to watch Justify try for a Triple Crown during the 150th Belmont Stakes on Saturday on NBC. |
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| Baltimore voters are likely to consider two things in Marilyn Mosby's bid for re-election: the Freddie Gray case and the rate of violence in the city. |
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| President Trump delivered a warning on trade to countries at the Group of Seven summit on, advising trading partners not to retaliate against U.S. tariffs. |
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| Officers responded just after 6 a.m. to the unit block of Light Street. Police said a woman had been approached by a person who shot her in the face, then ran away. |
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| Baltimore officials are asking for organizations from around the city to submit applications to receive funding from the new $12 million Children and Youth Fund. |
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| A 47-year-old Dundalk man was killed in a boating accident near Sparrows Point on Friday night, Maryland Natural Resources Police said. |
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| Baltimore Circuit Judge Robert Kershaw ordered the public and reporters to leave the courtroom Friday while attorneys reviewed the juvenile records of 16-year-old Dawnta Harris, who is charged with killing a Baltimore County police officer. |
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