Maryland plans new protections for workers from extreme heat
The dangers of extreme heat can put Maryland workers' lives at risk. But changes could be coming soon to offer some more protections.
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The dangers of extreme heat can put Maryland workers' lives at risk. But changes could be coming soon to offer some more protections.
The Dali has been stationed at the Port of Virginia's international terminal in Norfolk since it was relocated from the Port of Baltimore in June.
An Annapolis community is heartbroken after a 2-year-old was struck and killed by a car Tuesday afternoon in what police deemed as an accident.
Gabe Ortis is representing Baltimore while fighting for survival on the new season of the long-running CBS reality show Survivor.
A free class on motorcycle safety is being conducted amid an alarming rise in motorcycle wrecks in Maryland.
Two Baltimore County police officers testified about the frightening moments when a suicidal suspect opened fire on them in February 2023.
Dulceology is a women-owned and operated bakery that creates authentic Latin-inspired desserts.
The Maryland State Board of Elections has appealed to the state's highest court after a judge ruled to nullify a major ballot measure needed to revitalize the Inner Harbor.
The State's Attorney's Office launched a specialized division to investigate financial crimes that often target the most vulnerable residents.
Community members express concerns about proposed Costco in Bel Air.
The mother of murdered Maryland mom Rachel Morin testified on Capitol Hill for the second time this month to call for immigration reform.
The public provided feedback on the environmental impact of the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild during Tuesday's permit applications hearing hosted by the Maryland Transportation Authority
Question H on Baltimore's November ballot will ask voters if they are in favor of the city council being reduced from 14 seats to eight.
David Linthicum is fighting attempted murder charges that could send him to prison for the rest of his life.
Baltimore City leaders disagree with the judge's decision on a crucial Inner Harbor ballot question.
