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A Severna Park man has been charged following a fatal crash in Edgemere Tuesday evening that killed a pedestrian in a wheelchair, the Baltimore County Police Department said Wednesday.
Ravens quarterback Robert Griffin III said Wednesday that some players who tested positive for COVID-19 have had family members test positive for the virus.
A three-block stretch of West Street near M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore is now known as Mo Gaba Way in memory of the young Ravens and Orioles superfan who died earlier this year.
If you want to take in the Christmas lights with a beer in hand, Guinness Open Gate Brewery is inviting you over.
It's not a scam. The Baltimore City Department of Health is now texting people, reminding residents to get a flu shot.
Despite going virtual amid the coronavirus pandemic, Kennedy Krieger Institute says its Festival of Trees was a major success this year.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools' student-athletes who are participating in winter athletics will begin meeting with coaches virtually on Monday.
Former Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith is all about giving back. He recently announced that he and his wife, Chanel, are helping reopen west Baltimore's Hilton Rec Center.
If you're looking for one place to shop local this holiday season, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore is making it easy.
Thousands of Baltimore County Public Schools students returned to their virtual classrooms on Wednesday after a ransomware cyber attack.
A 25-year-old Severna Park man was arrested Tuesday following a more than one-year-long child pornography investigation, the Anne Arundel County Police Department said Wednesday.
Maryland's COVID-19 positivity rate continued to climb Wednesday as the state reported 2,220 new cases and 42 new deaths, bringing the state's case total to more than 203,000, data from the state's health department shows.
Maryland's acting health secretary said the state's purchase of 500,000 COVID-19 tests from a South Korean lab earlier this year is being audited following a report the tests were flawed.
A Maryland board approved a key wetlands license on Wednesday on the state's Eastern Shore for a pipeline to bring natural gas to Somerset County, one of the state's poorest jurisdictions which does not currently have access to natural gas.
More than 1,500 people were being treated for COVID-19 in Maryland hospitals Wednesday, and while the number fell slightly, a number of hospitals across the state are gearing up for a new wave of patients.
