Marylanders doing their best to beat the excessive heat, storms cause power outages
Maryland sweltered with high temperatures and an excessive heat warning on Tuesday.
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Maryland sweltered with high temperatures and an excessive heat warning on Tuesday.
Several vehicles were towed after getting stuck in floodwaters Tuesday afternoon in South Baltimore following heavy rainfall.
Anne Arundel County leaders announced $2 million in grants to address health and wellness, promote equity and inclusion and close the opportunity gap in education.
Maryland's marijuana market has been thriving for more than a year since recreational use was legalized.
A Baltimore man and teen were arrested after police caught them with 31 stolen airbags in Howard County.
More than 80 critically-ill children and their families were treated to a day of relief and fun with families just like them at Baltimore's Inner Harbor on Tuesday.
A state report this week found public and private school officials lacked training on background checks, which allowed a former Baltimore County teacher with red flags to be hired and rehired.
The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development is awarding more than $16.2 million in grants to assist with small businesses and revitalization projects in Baltimore and throughout the state.
The Baltimore County Police Department is activating five new speed cameras on Thursday, July 11, in school zones, according to the department.
ALERT DAY for Wednesday for heat index values reaching 110° with relief arriving later this week.
The overall health of the Chesapeake Bay has received its highest grade since 2002 in an annual report released by scientists: a C-plus.
A female chimp was born last month at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, the zoo said Tuesday, and the public will be able to name it.
With summer in full swing, doctors say the number of COVID-19 cases is increasing in Maryland and across the country.
Thousands of Baltimore-area teenagers and young adults are starting jobs across the city through YouthWorks, a program managed by the Mayor's Office of Employment Development, the office announced Monday.
Baltimore City leaders are moving forward with their 10-year Downtown RISE initiative – a $6.9 billion effort to revitalize Baltimore's downtown.
