Marylanders accused of witchcraft could be exonerated under proposed bill
A bill introduced in the state House by Maryland lawmakers could exonerate individuals accused or convicted of witchcraft before the American Revolution.
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A bill introduced in the state House by Maryland lawmakers could exonerate individuals accused or convicted of witchcraft before the American Revolution.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works, Bureau of Solid Waste was cited for a "serious" violation for failing to protect its employees from dangerous heat, according to the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Agency (MOSH).
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation (BCDOT) launched a 24-hour parking enforcement program.
Cruise line Royal Caribbean International is moving one of its ships from the Port of Baltimore to a port in Florida, company officials said.
The four-alarm rowhome fire consumed 15 homes and displaced at least seven residents on Fulton Avenue in West Baltimore on Friday morning.
Five years ago, on March 11, 2020, COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic, which brought lockdowns, vaccinations, uncertainty, and lasting change.
A Harford County car dealership and repair shop caught fire Saturday afternoon, causing about $2 million worth of damage, according to the Office of the State Fire Marshal.
Thousands of ink masters and tattoo enthusiasts converged this weekend for the 17th annual Baltimore Tattoo Arts Festival at the Baltimore Convention Center.
Authorities said three of the five people injured were sent from Lancaster General Hospital to a burn center in Lehigh County.
A positive case of measles was reported in a Maryland resident who recently traveled internationally, the Maryland Department of Health confirmed.
Baltimore Center Stage, Baltimore's largest professional production theatre, said they're not complying with anti-DEI guidelines to receive federal funding.
Mayor Brandon Scott took to social media to announce the birth of his second child, Camden Lee Scott.
Every Saturday morning inside St. John's United Methodist Church of Charles Village, AHF's Food for Health Pantry provides free groceries for the community.
WJZ's Miana Massey spoke with an expert who warns drowsy driving and darker mornings increase risks for drivers and pedestrians.
It's not exactly uncommon to see siblings playing on the same team, but it is special whenever that occasion occurs.
