Maryland Weather: More rain Friday into Saturday from "Helene"
Hit or miss showers possible through Thursday evening. Steady rain returns Friday and continues into the weekend.
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Hit or miss showers possible through Thursday evening. Steady rain returns Friday and continues into the weekend.
Sarah Beth Clendaniel, who pleaded guilty to trying to blow up power stations in Maryland, was sentenced to 18 years in prison, with lifetime supervision post-release.
Meet Julie Ames, a local Baltimore creative known for her infamous salt boxes. But now, we are learning about her broken plate jewelry.
In the wake of an attempted robbery and shooting in the Rodgers Forge neighborhood, about 100 people gathered for a community walk Tuesday night.
Baltimore is headed to the playoffs in consecutive years for the first time since the 1990s, clinching no worse than a wild-card berth.
Two former Aberdeen Middle School faculty members are facing charges for allegedly failing to report the rape of a student last year.
Angela Alsobrooks sees the erosion of reproductive freedom for women with her 19-year-old daughter in mind.
The celebration, which pays homage to Italian heritage, will be held at the Harford County Equestrian Center in Bel Air from Sept. 27 through Sept. 29.
A new campaign by Maryland Latinos Unidos is letting Hispanic and Latino Americans know that their voice and vote matter in this upcoming election.
The legacy of murdered Baltimore tech CEO Pava LaPere is living on at a conference in Fells Point by the company she founded.
Baltimore City launched an e-bike voucher program to help residents save money for those who plan on buying an electric bike.
The defense rested after blaming police for a botched response to a mental health crisis.
The Maryland State Government is suing the owner and manager of the M/V Dali, the cargo ship that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Community and school board members spoke out on the tragedy at a school board meeting on Monday.
The Department of Housing and Community Development in Baltimore held the first in a series of town hall meetings Monday to seek community input about housing needs across the city.
