Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the summertime, wealthy people in 19th century Baltimore left their downtown mansions and the soupy air of the inner city for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dec. 19—By Dan Rodricks — drodricks@baltsun.com December 19, 2023 at 12:47 p.m. People did rotten things, real and mythical, in ...

Once an avid runner, Jill Balthis of Columbia has broken her foot, torn her hip flexor and injured her knee and toe in the past two years. Some of these injuries were bad luck. Others came during ...

Serial listeners know Leakin Park. It’s where the bodies get dumped. “If you’re digging in Leakin Park to bury your body,” Baltimore residents told the podcast’s host Sarah Koenig, “you’re going to ...

Mapping the density of invasive vines over park land that amasses to some 1,400 acres is no small task, even for geographic information systems (GIS) developers trudging through the underbrush with ...

Deserved or not, Leakin Park has a reputation. Scores across the country know it as the site where Hae Min Lee was buried in a shallow grave, a case probed years later on the podcast “Serial.” Locals ...

Larry, 9, and Matt Jefferson, 5, Louis Hill, 10, and 10-year-old Lester Watson were murdered by janitor Reginald Vernon Oates, 18, who was found carrying a bag containing the genitalia of three of his ...

BGE is spending $31 million to replace the first pipeline to bring natural gas to Baltimore, rerouting the World War II-era pipeline away from sensitive wetlands in Leakin Park. The 2-mile section of ...

BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- The city's largest park could soon have fewer trees. Christie Ileto explains BGE plans to replace an aging gas pipeline in Gwynns Falls Leakin Park. The pipeline is part of a 16 ...

In the summertime, wealthy people in 19th century Baltimore left their downtown mansions and the soupy air of the inner city for opulent countryside homes. Baltimoreans of today don’t need an ...

People did rotten things, real and mythical, in the vast Leakin woodlands of West Baltimore. It’s an old story, going back decades, and the stuff of local legend: Leakin Park, where killers dump their ...