"O, Say Can You Sing?" winners to perform with Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) found its two talented singers to perform the "Star-Spangled Banner" with them for two Independence Day shows.
BARCS closed for dog adoption and foster placements due to parvovirus threat
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) has paused all dog intakes, adoptions, and foster placements because of a threat of parvovirus.
Maryland troopers attend graduation of student whose dad died in line of duty
Maryland State troopers rallied behind a student, whose dad died while in the line of duty, during her high school graduation on Thursday.
Baltimore City Inspector General's report finds concerns at a DOT facility
The Baltimore City Inspector General released a new report about one of the city's Department of Transportation (DOT) facilities after complaints of unsafe work conditions.
Anne Arundel County lifts sewer-related development moratorium
A months-long sewer capacity moratorium that halted more than 20 new developments in Anne Arundel County has been lifted.
UMD cites "financial challenges" for laying off more than 80 employees
More than 80 University of Maryland, College Park (UMD) employees were laid off, school leaders wrote in a letter, citing "financial challenges."
Baltimore's Penn Station expansion project put on hold
Amtrak and the development team behind the proposed revamp of Baltimore's Penn Station are temporarily sidelining expansion plans.
Baltimore men sentenced for roles in deadly carjacking
Jerritt Barron, 24, was sentenced to 40 years in prison, followed by 5 years of supervised release. Jeremy Matheny, 24, was sentenced to 24 years in prison, followed by 5 years of supervised release.
Astronaut Reid Wiseman honored as "inspiration" at council meeting
Baltimore County native Reid Wiseman, who led the Artemis II space crew around the moon in April, appeared virtually in the county council chambers on Monday, recognized as a hero and an inspiration.
Maryland transportation officials promote "Move Over Law" after crashes into workers
Maryland transportation officials are reminding drivers to follow the "Move Over Law" after an emergency response technician with the State Highway Administration (SHA) was hit while at the scene of a crash this past weekend.
New Maryland law providing A.I. guidance to schools is now in effect
A new Maryland law aimed at putting guardrails on new technology and keeping students safe went into effect on Monday, June 1.
Armed bank robbery, police pursuit ends with arrest on I-895 in Baltimore
A man was arrested following an armed bank robbery and a police pursuit on Monday morning in Baltimore.
BSO holds competition to find best "Star-Spangled Banner" singers
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) is searching for two talented singers to perform the "Star-Spangled Banner" with them for two Independence Day shows.
Families of Key Bridge collapse victims settle with Dali owners, operators
The families of the victims of Baltimore's Key Bridge collapse have settled with the owners and operators of the M/V Dali container ship.
Crews rescue man who fell into Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Dozens of emergency responders pulled a man out of Baltimore's Inner Harbor after he fell in near Power Plant Live! and Phillips Seafood on Thursday.