Baltimore City officials and community leaders are highlighting efforts to prevent violence in the days after another tragic weekend in the city.

Cassandra Ferguson, radio show host and owner of Elevation Global Media Group in Towson, overcame a turbulent early life that has empowered her to elevate and inspire others.

JD advises if a child displays an early interest in music and their school has a music program it will be a good avenue to apply for the Baltimore School of The Arts. He also says “it is mandatory for everyone to find a mentor. A good place to start is with your local church musician.”

It's not what you would expect to see in the basement of a 100-year-old church: A Duckpin bowling alley retrofitted with the latest in bowling technology.

Terry Golaner is counting the days until her two youngest children can be vaccinated against the coronavirus, continuing with masks and careful consideration of social activities.

It’s been less than two months since 18-year-old Donnell Rochester was killed by Baltimore City Police. It happened in Northwest Baltimore on February 19th near Hillen Road and Chilton Street.

In just three months, a historic building that has sat vacant in west Baltimore's Upton neighborhood will begin a massive makeover.

Change is coming to west Baltimore, thanks to federal money announced Friday, by Maryland's U.S. senators. The funds will go toward improving conditions for kids.

The Rev. Al Hathaway states his case: “Justice Thurgood Marshall should be to Baltimore what the Rev. Martin Luther King is to Atlanta.”

Baltimore County police responded to reports of shots fired at around 10:30 near Radlen court in Windsor Mill Friday. Officers say they found a juvenile suffering from a gunshot wound.

As snow and colder temperatures seem to be sweeping the East Coast, Toyota is focusing on keeping Baltimore families warm this winter with their "Walk in My Boots" community outreach program.

Baltimore officials will conduct the city’s count of people experiencing homeless next month, the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services announced Friday.

As Baltimore experiences bitter cold, Salvation Army Leaders are making sure everyone can stay warm.