General Assembly Gives Final Approval To $46.6B Budget
The Maryland General Assembly has given final approval to the state's $46.6 billion budget for the next fiscal year.
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The Maryland General Assembly has given final approval to the state's $46.6 billion budget for the next fiscal year.
A letter was sent to the State Prosecutor's office yesterday, calling for the mayor to be investigated for perjury and criminal misconduct.
It takes water from six states to fill the Chesapeake Bay, and 150 waterways are monitored by the EPA for pollution.
The FBI says the 2017 fatal shooting by U.S. Park Police of an unarmed Virginia motorist is a complex case and that its 16-month investigation is not unusual.
At McDaniel College, a new program is helping immigrant students transition to life in the United States.
Over a seven-day period, beginning March 18, five vehicles were damaged with BB gun projectiles and two vehicles were damaged with small caliber handgun fire.
Funeral services for 7-year-old Tripp Johnson were held Tuesday.
Some of Batman's legendary creators including Neal Adams, David Finch, Tom King and Lee Weeks, will be attending the 2019 Baltimore Comic-Con.
The Supreme Court is returning to arguments over whether the political task of redistricting can be overly partisan.
Spring is finally here, which means the cherry blossoms will be arriving sooner than later. The National Park Service has announced their new peak bloom prediction to April 1.
The Baltimore County Public Library's Owings Mills Branch is looking for participants to serve as "human books" for their system's second annual Human Library - designed to welcome all cultures in an inclusive space.
Starting Tuesday, 20 more cities- including Baltimore- were added to "Ride Pass", a $25 monthly subscription that allows riders to lock in to discounted trip prices that will not be affected by surge pricing, time of day, traffic or weather.
A 26-year-old man is dead Tuesday morning and another man is injured after a shooting in East Baltimore, police said.
Rap duo Salt-N-Pepa will be touring this summer and they are coming to venues near Baltimore.
Del. Jay Jalisi responded Tuesday to a Maryland legislative ethics panel that has recommended he be reprimanded for "ongoing pattern of bullying and abusive workplace behavior."
