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A Harford County councilman is facing charges for stealing from the electrical workers union he led for more than 50 years, according to our media partner at The Baltimore Banner.
Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises was given a second one-year contract extension that will keep her in charge through June 2026.
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter is warning the public about scammers impersonating BARCS employees and targeting people with missing pets.
A 43-year-old Glen Burnie man was sentenced to four years in prison for exposing himself to the Severna Park High School girls' track team in May.
Harford County school board members are calling for the removal of the board's vice president Melissa Hahn after she called for Superintendent Sean Bulson's resignation in an incorrect manner at two public meetings.
Investigations are underway after more than 40 people were hospitalized with food poisoning symptoms after reportedly eating the same food in Jessup on Monday afternoon.
Lamar Jackson threw five touchdown passes, including two to Mark Andrews, to lead the Baltimore Ravens to their fifth-straight win.
Popular Papi's Tacos in Hampden shared a video of a confrontation early Monday between the owner and burglars.
A downtown Baltimore street partially collapsed, causing a gas main break, while contractors were working Monday, according to the Baltimore Fire Department.
Multiple people reported suffering from food poisoning symptoms in Jessup on Monday afternoon.
A Maryland woman, who bought tickets to next month's Taylor Swift Eras Tour in Toronto, said her tickets vanished from her Ticketmaster account.
A 14-year-old from Anne Arundel County is the second suspect arrested in the murder of a man found shot to death in his car in Columbia last weekend.
Vice President Kamala Harris was pressed on the death of Maryland mother Rachel Morin, and the Biden administration's immigration policies, during an interview with Fox News on Wednesday.
Howard County educators are reassuring families that safety is a top priority after a student accused of murder was arrested on Tuesday in one of the district's schools.
Baltimore is cutting ties with the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA), which has organized many city events throughout the years.