Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival rescheduled for October
The 2025 Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival, which was cancelled in May due to severe weather, has a new date.
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The 2025 Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival, which was cancelled in May due to severe weather, has a new date.
A coal facility at the Port of Baltimore is connected to increased air pollution nearby, according to a Johns Hopkins University study.
A Maryland woman has been sentenced to 180 years for setting a Harford County townhome on fire, which killed three of her roommates and another woman, according to the Harford County State's Attorney's Office.
A $12.6 million federal grant is helping expand the early childhood program Head Start in Howard County.
Governor Moore signed an executive order on Friday designed to advance environmental justice and protect communities burdened by pollution in Maryland.
44 bully-type breed dogs were removed from a Harford County home following a citizen's report of suspected animal cruelty on Thursday.
Water service has been fully restored to residents and business owners in Cockeysville after a major water main break Friday afternoon.
47-year-old man killed in a motorcycle crash on the 500 block of East Pratt Street.
Attorneys for Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson, say Manhattan prosecutors wrongfully obtained his medical records.
Vincent Johnson, a former drug dealer and heroin addict, is now celebrating 31 years of sobriety. His story of redemption comes at a time when Baltimore continues to grapple with the deep-rooted challenges of drug abuse.
Two Baltimore families are grieving after their loved ones died following encounters with police.
A parking lot at the corner of President and Fawn Street in Baltimore's Little Neighborhood is a hot topic once again.
A 16-year-old is being charged as an adult after a fight among minors led to gunshots being fired outside of a Baltimore County Walmart, according to police.
Much more comfortable weather arrives as scattered rain moves out, midday Monday.
Five people were hospitalized after another reported overdose incident in Baltimore's Penn North neighborhood, according to Baltimore police.
