Rainy weather continues in Maryland overnight, with another chance Friday into Saturday
Showers continue into the early morning hours of Wednesday in Maryland
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Showers continue into the early morning hours of Wednesday in Maryland
At Reisterstown Elementary School, 150 pre-selected families were given a Thanksgiving turkey from a handful of Ravens players.
James Barnett is facing more than 180 years in prison after being charged with setting a fire that killed three Baltimore firefighters in 2022.
The cost to rebuild Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge is going to be more than expected and it's going to take longer too, according to the state.
Across the nation, we've seen a growing number of cellphone bans in school districts, including in the Greater Baltimore region.
Tensions came to a head between the Howard County Council and the county's Board of Appeals on Monday during a meeting to discuss why the majority of the board submitted resignation letters.
Activists in Baltimore rallied on Monday evening to protest the Johns Hopkins Police Department (JHPD), claiming the private police force was created without input or consent from community members.
Four Baltimore Police officers have been suspended as a criminal investigation plays out in California, department officials confirmed.
A Maryland task force found that it is safe to use natural psychedelics for some medical treatments.
The Maryland Fire Marshal's Office welcomed a new four-legged member, Quinn, their first new Accelerant Detection K9 in more than 20 years.
A search is underway for a Maryland boater who went missing in the Chesapeake Bay, according to the State Department of Natural Resources Police.
Cold, windy weather continues Monday across Maryland. Rain returns Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday night.
A man was arrested hours after a married couple was found shot to death inside a home in Anne Arundel County, according to police.
A 13-year-old boy is stable after he was shot multiple times Sunday evening in West Baltimore, according to police.
A Baltimore activist who alerts residents when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are near says he was shoved by an officer several times on Sunday morning, according to our media partner, The Baltimore Banner.
