Md. Senate OKs Education Funding Bill
The Maryland Senate has approved an education funding measure to begin a major investment in schools with bipartisan support.
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The Maryland Senate has approved an education funding measure to begin a major investment in schools with bipartisan support.
Maryland would become the first state to stop participating in a federal family planning program known as Title X due to a proposed Trump administration rule, under a bill approved by the Maryland General Assembly.
The City's Board of Ethics met behind closed doors Wednesday and decided to open an investigation into the mayor's book deals.
A campaign image on her Facebook may imply that former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon is considering a 2020 run for mayor.
Mount Saint Joseph High School sent a letter to parents earlier Wednesday about a social media threat at the school.
The Orioles announced several new food offerings and concessions at Oriole Park for the 2019 season.
Climate change may be the cause of more spring allergies reported across the U.S., a new study shows.
Shennika Floyd and Edward Capers face a combined 68 years in prison for the July 2018 murder of David Daye.
The Maryland General Assembly has approved a bill raising the legal age to buy tobacco and vaping products from 18 to 21.
Acting Baltimore Mayor Jack Young announced Wednesday around 90 Baltimore contracts after meeting with agency leaders this week, following the controversy over Mayor Catherine Pugh's "Healthy Holly" books.
After Baltimore police launched an investigation regarding narcotics in the Brooklyn area of Baltimore City, 10 men have been criminally charged with felony distribution of narcotics.
Virginia Lt. Governor Justin Fairfax is continuing to categorically deny the allegations of sexual assault against him, releasing the results of a polygraph test and offering his own telling of two separate encounters which he says he knew were "false from the first moment I heard them."
A female yellow lab mix named Taffy was last seen Monday after her owner got into a car accident in Edgewater.
Baltimore already faced daunting challenges: soaring violent crime, a thriving drug economy and poverty so intense that some derelict neighborhoods look like they were hit by a plague. Now, Mayor Catherine Pugh is embroiled in a strange scandal, sucking attention away from those core issues while embarrassing Maryland's biggest city on a national scale.
A Maryland police department has concluded that one of its officers was justified in fatally shooting a man last year during a confrontation captured on body camera video.
