$3.2M Study To Help Baltimore's Coastal Flooding Halted After Federal Funding Pulled
A study to help manage Baltimore's coastal flooding has been halted after federal funding was not approved for the project.
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A study to help manage Baltimore's coastal flooding has been halted after federal funding was not approved for the project.
A video released by her defense team shows a remorseful former Baltimore mayor Catherine Pugh apologizing for her actions in the "Healthy Holly" scandal.
It would provide $78,916 for each year a wrongly convicted person spent in prison.
Prosecutors are asking for former Mayor Catherine Pugh to spend about five years in prison- while her lawyers are asking for a year and a day.
Seven Democratic candidates for president have qualified for Tuesday's debate in Charleston, South Carolina, to be hosted by CBS News.
Nearly one in four likely Democratic voters in Maryland picked Bernie Sanders as their preferred candidate in the 2020 presidential race, earning him frontrunner status in the state, according to a new Goucher College poll.
Dozens of pro-life demonstrators rallied in Annapolis Monday night, calling on lawmakers and Marylanders to have a "change of heart" on abortion.
The celebration hosted by J4P Associates in Baltimore honored Cummings' life and legacy.
Bills banning the intentional releasing of balloons have passed both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly this week.
The debate over the start of school is rekindled in Annapolis. Lawmakers heard testimony Friday of Governor Larry Hogan's proposal to start school after Labor Day.
State lawmakers are considering legislation that would make it illegal for veterinarians to declaw cats except under certain circumstances.
A sweeping tax proposal in Maryland has people sitting up and taking notice.
Former Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has endorsed Mike Bloomberg for president, Bloomberg's campaign said Thursday.
Should an industrial hemp farm be growing next to a residential community?
Hundreds of students, teachers and education advocates rallied Monday in support of a bill that would increase state spending on education by billions of dollars annually.
