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Layoffs for about 4,000 salaried staff at General Motors are due to start Monday -- a previously announced move that comes just as President Donald Trump prepares to trumpet American manufacturing at next week's State of the Union address.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam was clinging to office Monday morning amid nearly unanimous calls from his own party to resign over a racist photo in his 1984 medical school yearbook, after a bizarre weekend in which he first admitted he was in the picture, and then denied it.
A school bus accident in Frederick County sent three people to the hospital Monday morning.
Mild is one of the words that will describe this work and school week.
A firefighter was injured after falling through the floor while extinguishing a fire in Aberdeen.
Anne Arundel County Police are searching fro Glenn Dy, 34. He is believed to be in the Severn area.
Local businesses saw an uptick in sales as fans celebrated the most popular day in sport- regardless if the Ravens were playing or not, the Super Bowl is still a highly anticipated game in sports.
The government may be reopen, but some in Maryland are still struggling to make ends meet.
For two hours, roughly 150 people prepared over 2,000 meals for Paul's Place Outreach Center located in Baltimore's Pig Town neighborhood.
Maryland State Police said the driver of the Chrysler Pacifica ran off the road and hit several trees. All five children were ejected.
A 34-year-old man walked into an area hospital Sunday night after reportedly being shot, police say.
The petition has gathered more than 1.2 million signatures and support online over the last few months.
Maryland's top court will consider arguments in a case involving teenager and whether she was involved in distributing child pornography when she texted a video of herself and a man engaging in a sex act.
The poster shows an image of President Donald Trump with a message in Spanish that roughly translates to "Donald, you are stupid."
This holiday shopping season may be over but city councilman Zeke Cohen is challenging Baltimore to continue shopping at local businesses.
