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Following Tuesday's storm, clean-up has been happening across the Balitmore Area."We're just ripping it out and fixing it up," said Wayne Danielak with Bowleys

Rain and wind conditions are increasing as the day goes on.In Baltimore, Fells Point is the most at risk of flooding and the tide is currently elevated. The cit

Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer looks at a major storm coming through Maryland Tuesday and shares what you should expect.

From the Catskills to the City: Where to plan a weekend getaway this winter (or spring) that's driving distance from the Lower Hudson Valley.

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To get ahead of the state’s fundraising freeze, which bars state elected officials from raising money during the 90-day legislative session, nearly 80 fundraising events were scheduled this week.

The mother of a Baltimore City teen shot and killed in 2023 is sounding off on the changes she hopes to see in the new year.Michelle Hines recounted the moment

With large unruly crowds a constant issue in Fells Point, Baltimore Police will have a special deployment in the area this weekend.Earlier this week, Fox45 spok

In this final column on 2023, a look ahead to 17 things I’d like to know, see, do or hear in the coming year, plus one thing I will definitely not be doing: Things I’d like to see: Huge television production vans parked in Camden Yards for the World Series. Continued progress against gun violence in Baltimore. Significantly fewer lives were lost in 2023 after eight dreary years of 300-plus ...

The beginning of a new year is just a few days away, and thousands of people are expected to ring in 2024 at Baltimore’s annual Inner Harbor fireworks extravaganza. (This year, a “mesmerizing,” choreographed drone show will accompany the display.) The free event is sure to be a spectacle, but it’s far from the only way to celebrate. Some might prefer to spend the last night of 2023 with an ...