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The mural honoring victims of the Key Bridge collapse has been stored in a Locust Point warehouse in hopes that a permanent home is found.

Military ships will descend on the Inner Harbor, Fells Point and Locust Point next month as Fleet Week returns to Baltimore.

Bits & Bites: It's liquor license renewal season. Plus, fried chicken chains Mad Chicken and CHX land in Baltimore.

Family-oriented, fast-casual concept to introduce craveable menu in late spring/early summer

Family-oriented, fast-casual concept to introduce craveable menu in late spring/early summer

(WHTM)– Check your fridge, the state Department of Agriculture (Dept. of Ag.) is warning about contaminated raw milk that was sold at different locations in a dozen of Pennsylvania counites, including six in the Midstate. One person reportedly became ill after they consumed raw milk that was sold from Apple Valley Creamery, under the Pure […]

Raw milk sold by Apple Valley Creamery under the Pure Pastures Dairy label may be contaminated with Campylobacter.

BALTIMORE — The first of 11 ships trapped for a month behind the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge left the Port of Baltimore Thursday morning using an alternate shipping channel that opened less than two hours earlier. Balsa 94, a cargo ship, sailed just before 10 a.m. with the help of two tugboats, passing chunks of the fallen steel bridge and the still grounded Dali freighter that ...

BALTIMORE — The first of 11 ships trapped for a month behind the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge left the Port of Baltimore Thursday using an alternate shipping channel that opened earlier in the morning. The Balsa 94, a cargo ship, sailed just before 10 a.m. with the help of two tugboats, passing chunks of the fallen steel bridge and the still grounded Dali freighter that crashed ...

But for a Baltimore bridge collapse that sent immigrant workers into a river, the men likely would have remained hidden in plain sight.