Baltimore’s long-delayed municipal ID program is scheduled to launch a pilot in fall 2027, with full implementation expected no later than the beginning of 2028 — more than a decade after the City Council first approved the program.

A former Baltimore City nurse was sentenced to 30 days in jail for stealing and using prescribed morphine intended for a child patient at the University of Maryland Medical Center's Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

A 4-year-old girl and six others were shot in Baltimore, with city officials urging the public to help identify the suspects the police commissioner called "cowards."

Five Baltimore-area counties were allocated more than $66 million in opioid settlement money and reported spending about $11 million through June 2025, according to the most recent public data. Each county reported sharply different spending rates.

Zay Flowers' hamstring injury leaves Baltimore thin for the New Orleans Saints after Ja'Kobi Lane landed on injured reserve.

With the playoffs inching closer, the Baltimore Orioles are making changes not just on the field, but in the front office. On Friday, Britt Ghiroli of The Athletic reported that assistant GM Sig Mejdal won’t be serving in the analytics department any longer.

Baltimore Police continue to search for suspects in East Baltimore mass shooting

Baltimore spent $88 million responding to January’s punishing winter storm — including $18 million clearing snow from alleys — as city officials now say they plan to change how they track costs, hire contractors and prepare financially for future storms.