DC United’s proposed Baltimore stadium project did not receive funding during Md. legislative...

WTOP News 4/2 10:36A Jose Umana

D.C. United s attempt to build a new stadium for multiple soccer teams and a youth academy in Baltimore, Maryland, has been delayed after the project did not receive any state funding during the...

What a pediatrician recommends, after recall on children’s pain medication

WTOP News 4/2 10:19A Michelle Basch

A Maryland doctor has important advice for parents, following the recall of some medicine for children. The Food and Drug Administration has recalled nearly 90,000 bottles of Taro Pharmaceuticals Children s Ibuprofen Oral Suspension liquid pain...

1.6 miles of busy Reisterstown Road to be resurfaced in overnight project

WMAR 2 News 4/2 9:41A Jack Watson

A $424,000 overnight resurfacing project on Reisterstown Road will begin as soon as Monday, state highway officials said Thursday. Crews will resurface 1.6 miles of the busy state highway, also known as Route 140, which carries tens of thousands...

Ex-guitarist of Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile accused of attempted murder, targeting singer’s...

WTOP News 4/2 9:32A Abigail Constantino

A former guitarist of the Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile is accused of intentionally hitting the lead singer’s father with a car and leaving him with severe trauma to his legs. Brady Ebert, 33, of Silver Spring, was taken into custody on...

Police shoot suspect who grabbed taser, reached for gun in West Baltimore

WMAR 2 News 4/2 6:52A Rushaad Hayward

A police-involved shooting is under investigation in West Baltimore. Police say they were called to the 1700 block of Pennsylvania Avenue for an altercation in the area. When police arrived and stopped to question the suspect, he took off...

Baltimore woman wanted after a series of 'sleight of hand' thefts in Virginia

WMAR 2 News 4/2 6:37A Kelly Groft

Detectives in Springfield, Virginia, say they've identified a Baltimore woman as a 'sleight-of-hand' thief, and they are hoping someone can help find her. One incident happened on March 20 around 1:30 p.m. in the 6900 block of Hechinger Drive. As...

Inside ‘Save Your Soul,’ Baltimore’s beloved, long-running dance party

WTOP News 4/1 11:24P Michelle Goldchain

This page contains a video which is being blocked by your ad blocker. In order to view the video you must disable your ad blocker. ‘Save Your Soul’ celebrates more than two decades of keeping Baltimore dancing It happens the first Friday of every...

Cooler with clouds on this Thursday

WMAR 2 News 4/1 8:33P Stevie Daniels

Happy Thursday! Cooler air works into the region, with a lingering spotty shower or two. Temperatures will remain in the 60s through the afternoon with extra clouds and an easterly breeze. Temperatures will rebound back into the 80s on Friday and...

Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Ravens in Rio?; Endorsement confusion between Bates and Scott;...

Baltimore Fishbowl 4/1 11:40A Baltimore Fishbowl Staff

Sources: Ravens will play Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro this season The Baltimore Banner Mayor’s office says no endorsement as Bates lists Scott among supporters The Baltimore Sun Quadruple amputee accused of Maryland murder acted in self-defense,...

Artemis II space launch: What to know about the mission, including its Maryland connection

Baltimore Fishbowl 4/1 11:30A Marcus Dieterle

The Artemis II space mission is set to launch Wednesday afternoon, with four astronauts expected to go deeper into space than humans have ever ventured before. Leading the journey will be mission...

UMBC Poll: Moore’s approval rating slides below 50% for first time

Baltimore Fishbowl 4/1 11:04A Marcus Dieterle

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s approval rating dipped below 50% for the first time since he took office three years ago, and more than half of Marylanders say the state is heading in the wrong direction,...

New analysis shows 270,000 Maryland residents could lose Medicaid in near future

Baltimore Fishbowl 4/1 9:39A Scott Maucione, WYPR

New analysis of the Trump administration’s changes to Medicaid rules show Maryland may be harder hit than originally anticipated with as many as 270,000 people losing coverage in 2028. The estimate comes from new analysis from the Robert Wood...

Baltimore Book Festival is returning to Waverly on Sept. 12 and 13

Baltimore Fishbowl 4/1 8:51A Ed Gunts

The Baltimore Book Festival will return to Waverly in 2026, with the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Culture and Entertainment (MOACE) as the lead organizer in collaboration with 14th District City Council...

April 2026 Tracker: Baltimore murders and shootings

WMAR 2 News 4/1 8:45A WMAR Staff

Baltimore City wrapped the year 2025 with 133 homicides , down 61 from 2024. In March 2026 , there were 7 recorded homicides and 20 non-fatal shootings. Since September 2020, WMAR-2 News has tracked daily murders and shootings in the city each...

Pikesville fire company hosts safe chametz burning for Passover

WMAR 2 News 4/1 5:54A Jack Watson

Ahead of the first night of Passover on Wednesday, the Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company hosted a safe burning event for the community to dispose ofleavened products. Pikesville is home to one of Maryland's largest Jewish communities. During...