Baltimore City firefighters have launched an investigation after three rowhomes caught on fire Monday afternoon, causing one ...

The cause of the blaze is still under investigation, a Baltimore City Fire Department spokesperson said Monday. Have a news tip? Contact Dan Belson at [email protected], 443-790-4827 ...

B ALTIMORE — The Baltimore City Fire Department responds to between 3,000 and 6,000 opioid overdoses every year, a top city fire official estimated in testimony Monday to support the city’s ...

The Baltimore City Fire Department is investigating a fatal house fire that occurred early Thursday. Emergency units were dispatched to 1200 block of Poplar Grove Street in West Baltimore’s ...

He retired as the assistant fire chief the Baltimore City Fire Department in 2013. He was appointed fire marshal for Baltimore City in 2008. During his tenure as fire marshal, Baltimore City ...

The fire department was notified shortly before 01:30 a.m. for a report of a fire in the 100 block of Park Ave near Fayette St. Once on scene, the Baltimore City Fire Department found a vacant 2 ...

It will replace Fire Station No. 4 at 917 University Ave., built in 1959 and the city's second oldest. Originally expected to cost $10.46 million, the project is now anticipated to run $11.6 million.

The amount payable under the agreement with Martinez Architecture will be 8.85% of construction costs, which are estimated at ...

FIRE CREWS HAVE BEEN ON SCENE ALL DAY, METICULOUSLY GOING INCH BY INCH THROUGH THE DEBRIS YOU SEE BEHIND ME HERE. THEY HAVE NOW CONFIRMED TWO PEOPLE FOUND DEAD IN THIS WRECKAGE. NOW THEY WERE ...

located at Fire Station 4 at 1321 Medical Center Blvd. Recently, Safe Haven representatives, personnel from Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department, local advocates, community and city leaders gathered to ...

West University Place council members Nov. 11 discussed alternative options to phases three and four of the Facilities Master ...

The fire is still under investigation. Those who have any information can contact John Marsh, of the Baltimore City Fire Department, at 410-396-5616 or [email protected]. Have a news tip?