Maryland's SNAP-Ed program to end in October after loss of federal funding
Maryland's SNAP-Ed program is set to shut down by October 1 due to federal defunding.
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Maryland's SNAP-Ed program is set to shut down by October 1 due to federal defunding.
A sewage spill in Boyds Creek off the South River in Annapolis has prompted a public health advisory, the Anne Arundel County Department of Health said.
The Baltimore Ravens are hosting a watch party at M&T Bank Stadium for the season-opening game in Buffalo on Sunday, September 7, featuring a performance by the hip-hop duo Ying Yang Twins.
The world's top 50 professional golfers are back in Baltimore County this week to compete in the BMW Championship, bringing thousands of fans to the area and a boost to the economy.
A deadly hit-and-run that occurred in a busy Baltimore intersection is under investigation, police said.
Bark Social, a dog-friendly bar, reopened its Baltimore location under a new owner after the company abruptly closed and announced plans to file for bankruptcy in November 2024.
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Greater Maryland is warning that posting your child's back-to-school photos online can pose a security risk.
A horse named John was rescued after falling into a hole in Baltimore County, according to fire officials.
Harford County Schools Superintendent Dr. Sean Bulson discusses staffing, career prep for students and changes to snow days ahead of the upcoming school year.
A private security firm in Baltimore's Federal Hill says it is working with the community to drive down crime.
The Jonas Brothers were "burnin' up' on a Baltimore County golf course on Wednesday, mingling with fans and trying not to slice their drive too badly.
Quieter weather expected overnight. More storms for Thursday.
At the heart of the case is immigration enforcement and Maryland District Court Judge George Russell III's order that every deportation must be halted for two business days to give migrants time for a hearing and due process.
Hurricane Erin continues to move westward, prompting warnings of dangerous rip currents along the East Coast.
A federal judge in Maryland denied Perdue Farm's request to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the company contaminated a community with PFAS, or forever chemicals.
