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The Maryland Board of Public Works on Wednesday approved eliminating about 500 vacant state positions to help address the state's budget deficit, according to the board's meeting agenda for Wednesday.
Four newborn puppies were found abandoned in a box along a walking trail in Harford County early Saturday morning.
Baltimore City's response to the ongoing opioid crisis remains a focus for city leaders, as they met to discuss ways to address the open air drug market Wednesday morning.
The Anne Arundel County Board of Education has announced a public briefing and public hearings as part of the redistricting process.
Baltimore Police said a 35-year-old man died at the hospital after suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, and a 31-year-old woman was also shot, but is expected to survive.
Chilly nights are ahead as Fall temps filter back into Maryland behind tonight's cold front.
The collapse of a 145-year-old bridge in Baltimore County on Monday has investigators working to determine the cause, while the brother of a septic truck driver is relieved there were no injuries.
A sticky, black substance coating on cars and other outdoor surfaces has residents in an Anne Arundel County neighborhood concerned.
The search for a man wanted in connection with a reported assault and attempted rape on the campus of Johns Hopkins University has left students feeling uneasy.
Event organizers for the College Park, Maryland, rally said they were told by the school that the event can't continue unless the chapter agrees to pay for added security.
What started as a routine school assembly turned into a book party at Walter P. Carter Elementary/Middle School.
There is a new limited license option for eyelash extension technicians in Maryland.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works will hold two public meetings in October to update residents on the city's progress in meeting requirements of its consent decree related to operations at Baltimore's two wastewater treatment plants.
A 64-year-old man was arrested in connection with a series of burglaries since August in Baltimore County, police said.
The bill allows emergency responders to set up a perimeter around the scene to prohibit anyone from entering, including restoration crews at active fires.
