MTA To Partially Shutdown Light Rail For Repairs Starting July 25
The MTA will be partially shutting down the Light RailLink system for over two weeks starting July 25.
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The MTA will be partially shutting down the Light RailLink system for over two weeks starting July 25.
Baltimore County police are searching for a missing elderly woman who was last seen in the Towson area Tuesday morning.
At first glance, it looks like summer school, but then when you listen, the sounds coming out of the Seed Academy clearly belong to beginners working on becoming better.
Maya Rockeymoore, the wife of Rep. Elijah Cummings, says she is "strongly considering" running for governor of Maryland.
A pot dealer who confessed to killing four men on his family's farm in Bucks County also claimed to have killed two people in neighboring Philadelphia, but the city's police commissioner called the information "sketchy."
Four-time Maryland Horse of the Year Ben's Cat was euthanized Tuesday due to complications that arose during his recovery after undergoing colic surgery on July 6.
Baltimore Raven John Urschel is sharing his love for math and science with Baltimore County students, making an impact off the football field.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has the second highest approval rating for a governor in the country, according to a national poll of governors released by the research group Morning Consult.
To help seasonal American businesses, the Trump administration is allowing more foreign workers into the U.S.
The Baltimore City Health Department announced a $150,000 state grant to expand the "Baltimarket" program, making it easier for corner stores to carry healthy foods.
Detectives in Maryland are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who was slain in a road.
Police arrested a man on drug charges after he was caught going 90 mph in a 65 mph zone along Route 50 on Tuesday.
The impact of Monday's powerful rain storm continues to be felt across Baltimore County Tuesday.
One day after storms brought hail and flooding to Baltimore County, severe storms are rolling through the area again.
Chipotle temporarily closed a restaurant in a Washington, D.C., suburb after reports that customers had become ill, news that sent its shares down more than 6 percent as the chain had already been working on recovering from past food scares.
