State funds to create pipeline of public servants through University of Baltimore's Schaefer Center
The public service industry is facing a crisis. State agencies are struggling to operate with limited staff.
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The public service industry is facing a crisis. State agencies are struggling to operate with limited staff.
Curtis Bay residents on Saturday marched and asked for support from local officials in pushing CSX to transport something safer than coal.
This documentary-style series gives an inside look into the world of competitive baking and follows the lives of seven enthusiastic bakers.
Ballet Nouveau, a Black-owned conservatory in Essex, produces "A Nutcracker Suite" each winter season.
Residents and visitors in Baltimore City and Baltimore County are becoming victims of carjacking at a higher rate.
It will be chilly overnight with mostly clear skies.
Police said a 17-year-old was walking in North Baltimore when he heard gunshots. He then noticed he was shot in the back.
Governor-Elect Wes Moore and his family toured Government House Friday with outgoing Gov. Larry Hogan and First Lady Yumi Hogan.
Reflecting on her 40th anniversary at WJZ, Evening Anchor Denise Koch is filled with gratitude.
Court records said 59-year-old Daniel Egtvedt, from Oakland, Maryland, spent 27 minutes inside the Capitol when he was forcibly removed by police.
The teen, who was arrested Wednesday, is charged with attempted first-degree murder in the shooting.
One of the new mobile sports betting apps in Maryland is hit with a record fine.
One year ago, a community and police department were shattered, just days before Christmas.
Olivia Symone of Temple Hills, Maryland, said the collarless dog first turned on its owner and bit his arm before coming after her as she walked her own dog.
The second big holiday travel period is next week, meaning millions of Marylanders are expected to hit the road.
