13 years ago, a derecho devasted Maryland and knocked out power for a week
On June 29, 2012, an intense storm with high winds and heavy downpours knocked out power for more than eight days in Maryland.
Maryland horse racing community pays tribute to D. Wayne Lukas, a 7-time Preakness-winning trainer
Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who won the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore seven times, died on Saturday night, his family said.
Adam Sandler to bring his "You're My Best Friend" Tour to Baltimore's CFG Bank Arena
Actor, comedian, and producer Adam Sandler is bringing his show to Baltimore in September.
Man dies while in custody of Baltimore police, prompting investigation
A man died while in the custody of Baltimore police, prompting an investigation by the Maryland Attorney General.
Demolition on the rest of Baltimore's collapsed Key Bridge will begin on July 7
Demolition of the remaining structures from Baltimore's collapsed Key Bridge will begin on July 7, the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) announced on Thursday.
Ex-Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker suspended by NFL after sexual misconduct investigations
Former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has been suspended for 10 games regardless of whether he is on a roster.
Baltimore native Derik Queen headed to New Orleans Pelicans after NBA Draft trade
Queen was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks. However, a trade sent him to New Orleans.
Maryland residents appeal after power line project allowed to access properties
Maryland residents appealed a decision that allowed the controversial Piedmont Reliability Project to access their properties.
70-year-old killed by Baltimore police after lunging at officers with knife, police say
A 70-year-old woman was shot and killed by officers after she lunged at them with a knife in West Baltimore, police said.
Maryland Gov. Moore announces state hiring freeze
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced a state hiring freeze, voluntary employee buyouts, and the elimination of vacant positions on Tuesday, citing a "historic fiscal challenge."
Maryland lawmakers react to U.S. bombings of Iran nuclear sites
Maryland lawmakers say Congress and other federal leaders were caught off guard by President Trump's order for the U.S. to bomb three nuclear sites in Iran.
PHOTOS: AFRAM Festival brings big-name musicians, cultural flair to Baltimore
Visitors flocked to Baltimore's Druid Hill Park for the 49th annual AFRAM Festival. It's one of the largest Black cultural festivals on the East Coast.
Baltimore sees violent weekend, despite overall decline in shootings
Baltimore police were busy this weekend, responding to several shootings, including five younger than 21 years old.
Are the 2025 Baltimore Ravens the most talented team in franchise history?
Since football returned to Baltimore 30 years ago, the Ravens have won the Super Bowl twice.
Damaging Maryland storms knock out power, take down trees and power lines
Stormy weather knocked down trees, power lines, and took out power for tens of thousands of Marylanders on Thursday