Theo Hayes
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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The Army Rappers perform in Baltimore at CIAA Fan Fest
There are more than 200 different career paths in the U.S. Army, including musicians and even rappers. → Read More
Baltimore's Hiatus Cheesecake propels to next level with desserts
The owner of Baltimore's Hiatus Cheesecake is taking his business to the next level. → Read More
Baltimore woman celebrates her 110th birthday
Sunday will mark a new year, but Thursday marked 110 years for a west Baltimore resident. → Read More
Slight improvements since Southwest flight cancellations started
Flight cancellations and delays continued in the days after Christmas at airports across the country and at BWI-Marshall Airport. → Read More
Some rental car companies run out of cars amid canceled flights
Amid many flight cancellations and delays in the days after Christmas, some travelers are deciding to take matters into their own hands and drive home. → Read More
This is how your Maryland Food Bank donations go long way
Elise Krikau, the Maryland Food Bank's senior vice president of development, explains how your donations go a long way. → Read More
Underground Railroad exhibit shows how travelers reached freedom
A new exhibit at the B&O Railroad Museum examines the Underground Railroad through the eyes of those who traveled it to freedom. → Read More
Notre Dame students honor memory of Queen Elizabeth II
Students at Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson gathered this morning to watch the funeral for Queen Elizabeth II. → Read More
Baltimore woman creates spaces for Black creatives, activists
A woman in Baltimore is making a difference in the city through cultural events and fundraising. She also recently won an important award. → Read More
Help save the environment on National Oyster Weekend
National Oyster Weekend is coming up, and while that may mean tasty eats for some, for others, it's an opportunity to help save the environment. → Read More
Land of Kush celebrates national Black Restaurant Week
The Greater Washington, D.C., and Baltimore Black Restaurant Week is right around the corner. 11 News stopped by a local restaurant in the city to see what's on the menu and why the occasion is so important. → Read More
Next generation of crabbers start at Miller’s Island Crab camp
A Sparrows Point restaurant is giving kids hands-on training in the industry it loves. → Read More
AVAM gets whirligig back after 5-month restoration project
Vollis Simpson's 55-foot-tall whirligig returned to the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore after a five-month restoration project. → Read More
Man sheds shares story on 'adopting while gay' in Baltimore
As Father's Day approaches, during Pride Month, people are reminded that adopting a child isn't always an easy process, especially if you are gay. → Read More
'Time 2 Grind' boxing gym works with youth to find success
At "Time 2 Grind" boxing gym in Baltimore, they had not one, but three big wins for a local boxing coach working to help young men and women stay out of trouble and find purpose. → Read More
Baltimore beekeeper starts The John Newman Honeybee Co.
A Cherry Hill native is supplying raw honey to the community through her beekeeping business. → Read More
Former Raven turned pro boxer draws inspiration from daughter
From his time with the Baltimore Ravens football organization, to a career as a Baltimore County firefighter we've been following Walter Sanders for years. → Read More
Mom leaves hospital after complications from COVID-19
A mother of three children, one of them a newborn, is finally leaving the hospital after 64 days there with a severe case of COVID-19. → Read More
Fort McHenry's cherry blossoms set to bloom
There's one sure sign that spring is around the corner: cherry blossoms are beginning to bloom. → Read More
NASA on rising global temperatures: situation is grim
The director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies told 11 News the situation is grim when it comes to global temperatures. → Read More