Orioles Auction Benefits Living Classrooms Foundation
The Orioles have a new auction to benefit Baltimore's Living Classrooms, and you can get involved!
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The Orioles have a new auction to benefit Baltimore's Living Classrooms, and you can get involved!
Nearly $16 million is being poured into airports across the State of Maryland, all in an effort to improve safety.
In Anne Arundel County, youth football has been cancelled, and now protests are erupting because athletes want their seasons and parents want their kids to play.
When we're young and preparing to enter the workforce, we're trained to set aside our innocent, wide-eyed hope for the tough skills needed in a dog-eat-dog world.
Visit Baltimore is rolling out a new plan to revitalize the City's tourism industry amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Trash from Baltimore County residents will now be used to produce renewable energy thanks to a new partnership that is projected to save the county hundreds of thousands of dollars in the next fiscal year.
For the second year in a row, Gov. Larry Hogan announced September as International Underground Railroad Month.
Baltimore County Police are investigating after a vehicle crashed into a house in Woodlawn early Tuesday evening.
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration is proposing a number of cuts due to revenue decreases brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the agency said Tuesday.
Maryland is teaming up with Apple and Google on a program that will help let people know if they've been exposed to the coronavirus.
The Maryland State Board of Elections has mailed absentee ballot applications to all state voters, Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday.
Baltimore County officials are encouraging residents to request the mail-in ballots early and to make a plan to vote.
Labor Day weekend is upon Maryland, and Gov. Hogan is reminding residents to stay vigilant, though the state will enter Stage 3 on Friday.
A Maryland police officer seen on video kneeing a prone, handcuffed man's head into the sidewalk during an arrest won't spend any time in prison after being found guilty of second-degree assault.
Baltimore County Police arrested two adults and four juveniles in connection with Monday's auto thefts and burglaries in Baltimore County and the city.
