The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

BALTIMORE — For almost two decades — from high school to when she was a 35-year-old graduate student — Alicia Castaneda Hatfield struggled with an eating disorder without ever talking with a doctor about it.

BALTIMORE — Todd Monken is a well-respected offensive coordinator in both pro and college football, but he has stepped into some tough situations during his two previous stints in the NFL.

Last September, when Baltimore resident Tzu Yang went grocery shopping for his intellectually disabled daughter with a food benefits card that he thought was worth about $300, he discovered at the checkout that the card had no value left. The same thing happened in October, November and December.

BALTIMORE — The wait for former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s federal perjury and mortgage fraud trial will continue until at least the fall.

The star forward transferred to LSU in search of a place that would embrace her competitive nature. So far, she and the undefeated Tigers have been a perfect match.

BALTIMORE — For many of the 108 million Americans who watched on television and the 71,024 patrons who crowded into the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Super Bowl XLVII remains the “blackout game.”

BALTIMORE — In his first joint news conference with legislative leaders, Maryland Democratic Gov. Wes Moore announced support for a package of bills Thursday that would provide protection for patients seeking abortions and their providers for decades to come.

Relatives of a Maryland woman who allegedly conspired with a Florida-based neo-Nazi leader to plan a crippling attack on Baltimore's power grid say she has a long history of white supremacist beliefs

BALTIMORE — Two cars, one of which police were attempting to stop, collided and struck an East Baltimore building Wednesday night, killing a pedestrian, injuring five people and causing the structure to partially collapse, according to Baltimore Police.