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Howard County neighbors are clamoring for a board decision that they say is hindering their process to take the next steps in court against W.R. Grace, a plastics recycling research facility in their community.
Officials have canceled outdoor recess and deployed police officers to address fears.
A woman was found dead inside a Catonsville, Maryland, home on May 14, and her boyfriend died two days later with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to Baltimore County police.
Genesis GSA Strategic One LLC sued Howard County, claiming county leaders illegally revoked its permits for the building.
Baltimore's inspector general said the mayor's proposed legislation package aimed at increasing oversight of her office is "control" and "not accountability."
For many people, hula is just a dance. But at Hula Maryland in Crofton, women like Joanna Capezzuto say hula is something much deeper, steeped in culture, storytelling and sisterhood.
The Baltimore Ravens will play four primetime games and one international game during the 2026 regular season.
Thoroughbred horse trainer Brittany Russell is the latest woman with a chance to etch her name into horse racing history when the Preakness kicks off in Maryland.
The lineup of artists gracing the stage for Baltimore's 2026 Artscape is out.
A Baltimore Police officer will not face charges after fatally shooting a woman who was armed with a knife during a mental health crisis, according to the Maryland Attorney General's Office.
Three more families are planning to sue Baltimore City schools, after they said their special needs children left campus without teachers noticing, putting their safety at risk.
An armed man was shot and killed by Baltimore police after they responded to multiple reports of an attempted suicide.
The 151st running of the Preakness Stakes will be held Saturday, May 16, at Laurel Park in Maryland, due to a major renovation project at Pimlico Race Course.
Voluntary water restrictions have been put in place for parts of the Baltimore region ahead of the summer due to ongoing drought conditions and low reservoir levels, according to the city's Department of Public Works (DPW).
Temperatures soar into the 90s in many parts of the state next week.
