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Baltimore Ravens Quarterback, Lamar Jackson, was announced as the face of the Oakley Football Shield. The brand revealed Jackson as the face through a brand film. The film highlights his unparalleled performance, vision and dedication to himself.
Joey Wendle homered twice, Rich Hill combined with his bullpen on a two-hitter and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Baltimore Orioles 10-1 to extend their winning streak to seven games.
An accident on Interstate 83 at Cold Spring Lane has shut down lanes in both directions.
The National Weather Service confirmed two more tornadoes landed in Maryland on the evening of May 3, when a strong round of storms moved through the region.
Howard County will host Fourth of July fireworks this summer. This comes after the county had to cancel the fireworks show in 2020.
A 30-year-old woman was shot in the face in Baltimore Thursday afternoon.
More than 15,000 people filed unemployment claims in Maryland last week.
A two vehicle crash has shut down part of the Jones Falls Expressway.
Hospitalizations and the state's positivity rate continued to decline as 319 new covid-19 cases and two more deaths were reported Thursday, according to data from the state health department.
All Baltimore County students can return to school buildings for four days of in-person learning each week beginning Monday.
The Baltimore Orioles will lift all capacity restrictions on June 1.
Two new restaurants will open in the Inner Harbor in Baltimore on July 1. Matthew Kenney Cuisine will open Double Zero, the fourth location of its pizzeria, and Liora, which the company said is a unique restaurant serving locally sourced fare in a seasonally crafted menu. The locations will be in the 400 block of Light Street.
An aggressive confrontation at a Hampden clothing store leaves a manager concerned about the mask mandate in the city.
Federal and state law enforcement officers announced a new regional carjacking prosecution task force Wednesday.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced the city's Outdoor Dining Program will be extended.
