Mumps cases on the rise in Maryland
Maryland is seeing an uptick in mumps cases, with at least 26 reported so far this year, according to the State Department of Health.
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Maryland is seeing an uptick in mumps cases, with at least 26 reported so far this year, according to the State Department of Health.
Baltimore Sheriff's deputies helped rescue 65 reptiles from a home after their owner died, officials said.
At one point, Baltimore was home to multiple Negro League baseball teams. Arguably, the Baltimore Black Sox are among the most well-known.
DNR pushed the state's commercial oyster season back two weeks, to April 14.
A Baltimore man was handed a life sentence for murdering his childhood friend less than 48 hours after he was released from prison.
President Trump and Gov. Wes Moore have traded barbs on everything from immigration to sewage in the Potomac.
An Anne Arundel County school is remembering a longtime substitute teacher who retired at 99 and died last weekend at 104.
Baltimore City's Department of Transportation says nearly 1,000 potholes were reported citywide since the major winter storm a few weeks ago.
The Anne Arundel County Board of Education approved a $1.92 billion budget proposal for 2027.
Three 14-year-olds are facing charges after allegedly hitting a Baltimore Police officer with a stolen car while fleeing the scene of a reported attempted break-in, according to department officials.
A hate bias investigation is underway in Anne Arundel County after threatening and racial comments were made to a campaign volunteer, police said.
Maryland gubernatorial candidate Ed Hale Sr. announced Tyrone Keys as his pick for lieutenant governor.
Watching for the possibility of accumulating snow by the end of the weekend
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized Maryland Gov. Wes Moore for signing bills ending law enforcement's cooperation with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), calling it "despicable."
For the second time in the past few weeks, police in the Baltimore area were mistaken for ICE agents after a video online claimed agents were in Owings Mills.
