It has been one week since the mass overdose in the Penn-North area that sent 27 people to the hospital and yet Baltimore police have not determined the exact cause.

If anything, this was a wakeup call because this city, this state and this country have been fighting back against opioids — and with some success. Overdose deaths are down substantially. Baltimore ...

Two survivors are on the long road to recovery at a West Baltimore behavioral health facility, a week after a mass overdose ...

A batch of illicit drugs that was mixed with fentanyl and other substances may have been the cause of a mass overdose in.

Baltimore City leaders plan to hold a community listening session Thursday to get feedback from residents on their plan to ...

In April, counselors fielded roughly 70,000 crisis contacts from LGBTQ youth, marking an all-time high. In 2024, the Trevor Project reported that half of LGBTQ young people who wanted mental health ...

A week has passed since a mass overdose incident at Penn North sent 27 people to local hospitals and put city officials on ...

While national rhetoric leans on fear and force, mayors in cities like Chicago, Baltimore, and Birmingham are reducing homicides through data, community investment, and strategic prevention—not just ...

The Opioid Restitution Fund comes from lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies for fueling the City's opioid epidemic. WBAL-TV was at the second oversight hearing that was led by City Councilperson ...

In the wake of a massive overdose event at Penn-North last Thursday, which hospitalized at least 27 people, Baltimore city ...