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The Sup Cup, an annual paddleboarding competition, is coming to the downtown Inner Harbor for the first time.
A 38-year-old man was killed and five other people were wounded Saturday night after a shooting blocks from the city’s famed ...
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Opinion: Baltimore’s roads were built on Black suffering; now it’s time to build something differentBaltimore's dark history of slavery and disinvestment demands reparative justice. The Red Line project can reconnect communities and drive economic growth.
The rehabbing Tyler Wells started a dominant pitching performance by the surging Tides, and Samuel Basallo’s three-run double ...
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Things Locals Actually Do in Baltimore (That Tourists Never Discover)While tourists stick to the Inner Harbor like it's the entire city and take photos of Edgar Allan Poe's grave like they' ...
Catcher Jakson Reetz, who has been with the Tides barely more than a week, cranked an eventually decisive two-run double off ...
Reginald F. Lewis, the first Black billionaire in the U.S., is being honored for his groundbreaking achievements in business and his deep commitment to family and community. A new exhibit and public ...
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once called Marcus Garvey “the first man on a mass scale and level to give millions of Negroes a ...
When a child got into a situation he couldn't get out of, it was firefighters to the rescue. It happened at Baltimore Harbor.
The first signs of a redeveloped Harborplace in downtown Baltimore could emerge in over a year, when new parks and plazas ...
A rendering shows an aerial view of the planned Harborplace redevelopment, including a park at the current McKeldin Plaza. Credit: MCB Real Estate.
A young boy was trapped in a railing Wednesday afternoon, but didn't stay that way for long thanks to the Baltimore Fire ...
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