BALTIMORE (WJZ)--A water wheel designed to sweep tons of trash from Baltimore's Inner Harbor is setting records. Since it started turning last year, it's removed nearly 200 tons of trash and debris.

BALTIMORE - Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, and 150 others, took a plunge into the Inner Harbor on a steamy Sunday. This historic day marked a new chapter on Baltimore's iconic water. The ...

One consideration for “redevelopment” of the Inner Harbor would be no large-scale development at all (“Harborplace redevelopment deserves to be scuttled,” Jan 18). After all, the Inner ...

The aim is to stop human waste from spilling into the streams that lead to the Inner Harbor. Baltimore was forced into action by a 2002 federal consent decree. This summer, over two decades later ...

This summer, around 150 people jumped into the Inner Harbor for the first Harbor Splash. The Waterfront Partnership's Healthy Harbor report shows many areas of the harbor are safe for swimming.

SO THAT MAKES ME FEEL LIKE WE HAVE TO COME IN BEFORE THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE AND WORK NEAR THE INNER HARBOR DISTURB TO HEAR WHAT HAPPENED SUNDAY NIGHT. A FEW DOZEN OFFICERS ON SCENE BREAKING UP FIGHTS ...