The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

Since the 1940s, there has been a broad shift away from public transit across the U.S., and service has declined in many cities, including New York, Boston, Denver, Orlando and St. Louis. A look back at the last national mass transit boom helps explain the challenges that confront modern transit…

Outrage in southwest Baltimore after police shoot and kill a teenager, sparking calls for police reform and increased transparency.

Residents of a southwest Baltimore neighborhood are outraged after police officers shot and killed a fleeing teenager

Elected officials and union leaders in Baltimore are calling for safer and more humane working conditions for the city’s public works employees after a man died from heat-related illness last week while collecting trash on a hot day

CSX railroad's Q2 profit declined due to Baltimore bridge collapse, but revenue held steady. Cost-saving measures implemented. Safety regulations prioritized.

The three-time Grammy winner apparently shared his name with a man wanted in Baltimore

The department released body cam footage from around 1.40am on March 26, just 11 minutes after the 100,000-ton cargo ship Dali smashed into the structure

Ravens cornerback Arthur Maulet roasted Pittsburgh Steelers inside linebacker Patrick Queen for his wild Baltimore take

The Baltimore Ravens are moving Qadir Ismail from the wide receiver position to the tight end spot

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is excited for a "new era" in Baltimore

The Georgia Ports Authority says it moved a record number of automobiles across its docks in the 2024 fiscal year, bringing it neck-and-neck with the top U.S. auto port