Cellphones in schools restricted across Maryland under new law
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed the law that will restrict students' use of cellphones and other personal devices in public schools.
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed the law that will restrict students' use of cellphones and other personal devices in public schools.
Maryland will no longer automatically charge some juveniles as adults for several serious crimes.
Nearly 60 vehicles were stopped, and a stolen vehicle was recovered after police responded to reports of an illegal car meetup in South Baltimore last weekend.
Oscar Bladimir Argueta, 34, was charged with kidnapping and assault after he allegedly convinced the girl who was walking to Cockeysville Middle School to get into his car.
The accomplishment secured the HBCU's position as the top-ranked nursing program in Maryland for the 2025-2026 academic year.
The Penn North community in West Baltimore acknowledged a milestone on Tuesday, an entire year without a homicide.
At least one person was taken to a hospital after a school bus crash in Owings Mills involving two other vehicles, according to Baltimore County police.
A Baltimore County volunteer firefighter accused of sexually assaulting a co-worker at the fire station was released from jail on his own recognizance until his trial.
Some restaurants and bars in Baltimore County will be allowed to serve cocktails to-go under a bill signed into law in Maryland.
The Maryland Attorney General has declined to pursue charges against a Baltimore Police officer who shot and killed a suspect in a hostage standoff.
Seven Maryland students are among the 247 competitors vying for the top prize in the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Another batch of bills was signed into law in Maryland Tuesday, with some aiming to reform the state's juvenile justice system and improve housing development opportunities
A couple severe storms are possible on Wednesday, especially south of Baltimore.
Neighbors along a street in Perry Hall, in Baltimore County, are outraged after they said dozens of cherry blossom trees were suddenly cut down, which permanently changed the aesthetic of their community, without warning.
Muslim leaders from across America gathered in Baltimore for the Islamic Circle of America conference.
