Baltimore News

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Want to try some four star vegan pizza close to home? Two Boots Baltimore is located at the University of Baltimore/Mount Royal light rail stop.

WHITE HOUSE On Friday, the President will travel to Baltimore, Maryland in his second Middle Class Jobs and Opportunity Tour.

Through dance, BDCP pushes their youth physically, artistically, and mentally. Their mission is to cultivate urban dance leaders to elevate the expectations of youth.

Baltimore County Police are asking the public to help identify four men who they say are responsible for a grand theft of cigarettes at a Royal Farms store on Wilkens Avenue.

Two sponsors of the Maryland Correctional Officers' Bill of Rights are defending the 2010 law against FBI criticism that it was ineffective in deterring alleged corruption at a state-run Baltimore jail.

Fleet Street Kitchen's Executive Chef, Chris Becker, will participate in the May 21st Fresh Thoughts sustainable seafood dining event hosted by National Aquarium .

Bored kids = harried mom and dad. Ease the boredom for you and the kids by checking out one of the local area museums and art galleries.

It always feels like you went back in time to 1940s Manhattan when you dine at The Prime Rib.

Obama is to fly by helicopter Friday about 40 miles north to Baltimore, which has had its share of tough times in the move from an industrial to service economy.

Gov. Martin O'Malley signed Maryland's first gas tax increase in 20 years into law on Thursday and announced $1.2 billion in highway and transit projects.

Last Wednesday, politicians and port officials came together to dedicate four new super-post-Panamax cranes at the Port of Baltimore.

About seventy-five to one hundred wellwishers and supporters gathered last night at Baltimore's Chazz, 1415 Aliceanna Street for the launch of Baltimore TheatreWorks, a program co-founded by Rain Pryor and Joan Weber.

Weekend commuters from Baltimore to Washington, D.C., might not have to gas up their cars or pay Amtrak prices for the trip anymore.

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Early last Wednesday, a woman kicked in the front window to her ex-boyfriend's apartment to confront him.

Would you live in a leaning tower? Baltimore developer Jeff Goolst is planning two new projects for the city's Little Italy neighborhood that he envisions as a hearkening back to the neighborhood's Old World roots and would include a condominium tower built to resemble the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

The Most Interesting Man in Maryland made an interesting presentation to Gov. Martin O'Malley Wednesday -- a $271 check representing royalties owed for an appearance in a movie while O'Malley was mayor of Baltimore.

Ever wondered how many millions of people in Maryland took Metro during the snow-filled month of January 2010? The answer is about 1.1 million.

People who love the music of the church in all genres will enjoy the annual spring concert of the Community Concert Choir of Baltimore, to be held 5 p.m., May 26 at Sharp Street Memorial United Methodist Church.