Nathan Aaron, Photojournalist

“I want to believe we’re all on each other’s side!”

“I want to believe we’re all on each other’s side!” One man is outrunning Baltimore’s negative stigmas, one street at a time. In this Maryland Moment, Rebecca Pryor TV and I laced up our running shoes and try to keep up! WBFF FOX 45 Fox45 Photojournalism

It's all about being in the right place at the right time, and that's exactly where Davon Taylor was this morning. As he was cleaning a nearby alley for Baltimore Clean Corps, he heard a commotion and jumped into action as firefighters arrived on scene. Mikenzie Frost has the story. Baltimore Office of Sustainability Baltimore City Fire Department WBFF FOX 45

"Her presence will live on here..." At the base of the Washington Monument in Mount Vernon, friends and loved ones hold a vigil for Pava LaPere. Hugging, tears, even some anger among the emotions flowing at the event, but it's the joy of her life that people wanted to celebrate most. Keith Daniels - WBFF Fox45 has the story.

Have you seen all of these new signs all around the state? In this Maryland Moment, Maxine Streicher and I travel from Westminster to Hampden, and even to the Baltimore Farmers' Market to share their unique story, and what it truly means to Be Kind. Infinite Love Project WBFF FOX 45

WATCH: Harford County Sheriffs Deputies on ATVs are patrolling the MA&PA Trail in Bel Air after a body was discovered Sunday. While there is some speculation as to who may have committed this crime, officials are still searching for the killer, and they say the public should remain cautious. Amy Simpson WBFF FOX 45

"We win everyday. Team Marvels, we never lose." In Manchester, one father is making sure America's favorite pastime is for everyone. Manchester Baseball's Team Marvels wraps their '23 season, changing countless lives in the process. Megan Gilliland WBFF FOX45 Baltimore has the story. MORE: https://foxbaltimore.com/news/local/theyre-marvelous-maryland-father-creates-a-team-to-make-americas-favorite-past-time-for-everyone

Arabbers have been a staple in Baltimore for more than a century, but their presence in Charm City has dwindled since. One group is looking to keep the tradition alive while providing mental health services within the community. WBFF FOX 45 Holistic Health Counseling and Coaching

March is National Disabilities Awareness Month, and just before the month wrapped up, I was able to spend the day with some amazing people giving back in their community. Catholic Charities of Baltimore and Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland, Inc. have partnered for a unique twist on their standard deliveries. Through the Gallagher Services Meaningful Day Program, volunteers with developmental and intellectual disabilities are filling a critical void. WBFF FOX 45

There are about three weeks left in the General Assembly Session, and a major piece of legislation is under the microscope; the framework for Maryland's new legal recreational marijuana. Mikenzie Frost speaks with leaders in the hemp industry who explain that they believe lawmakers are being misled. WBFF FOX 45 Embrace CBD Wellness Center - Ellicott City

ICYMI: Mikenzie Frost continues coverage of Roca, with a comparison to Baltimore's Safe Streets.

Disrupting violence in the city of Baltimore is the focus of many organizations in Charm City, including Roca. Back in October, Mikenzie Frost and I rode with along with their youth workers, stopping to check in on some of the guys in the program. WBFF FOX 45

In Curtis Bay, healing is happening in the most unexpected of places. Hon’s Honey has called this South Baltimore neighborhood home for years, but their nationwide reach is transforming women from all over Charm City. Mikenzie Frost has the story. WBFF FOX 45 Fox45 Photojournalism

Another winter storm, another day spent at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)! This morning, Taylor Stewart TV and I drove around the region checking on road and weather conditions. At the airport, we spoke with one gentleman who spent the night in Louisville as his flight was delayed for hours!

Travelling for the holidays? You may want to get out of town before the big weekend storm! Rebecca Pryor TV and I are at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) tonight, and while the departure boards are looking mostly clear so far, some travelers are showing up for their flights as early as 10 hours before takeoff!

A proposal by Maryland Transit Administration to add a new North - South transit route to the Baltimore region is drawing attention by some Lutherville residents. While some don’t want to see the suburban area become more urban, transit experts at Central Maryland Transportation Alliance say a larger, more reliable system would greatly benefit the area. Amy Simpson Fox45 Photojournalism WBFF FOX 45

Firefighters' Families Speak

"...it isn't right." In the first part of this investigative series, Maxine Streicher sits down with the families of the three fallen firefighters. It's been 10 months since the Stricker St. fire, and nearly a decade since a program was in place to mark unsafe vacant homes, and the families, as well as fire unions, are wondering when they will see any change. WBFF FOX 45 Fox45 Photojournalism

The Program Returns

In this next part of Maxine Streicher's investigation, we tag along with Baltimore City Fire Dept. as they install new red signs to mark unsafe vacant homes. We spoke to neighbors that ask why it took so many years for a program like this to begin. Fox45 Photojournalism WBFF FOX 45

DPW Investigation

WATCH: Last week, Mikenzie Frost broke our investigation into Baltimore City Department of Public Works and their handling of the recent E. coli contamination in West Baltimore. We had the opportunity to question DPW Director Jason Mitchell, take a listen.

An Interview with Ivan Bates

ICYMI: Mikenzie Frost sits down with the presumptive next Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan J. Bates, Esq. in a WBFF FOX 45 exclusive interview. Everything from squeegee kids, to illegal guns, and even the O's were all topics of conversation.

It's our last day in Tampa reporting on Hurricane Ian. Megan Gilliland WBFF FOX45 Baltimore and I are at Tampa International Airport as they reopen at 10 this morning. The airport has been closed since 5 p.m. Tuesday due to the storm. We also surveyed damage in Tampa yesterday and found downed wires, minor flooding, and a massive tree onto the roadway in one neighborhood. Residents are grateful for receiving only minor damage.