Slain tech CEO Pava LaPere's mother testifies for bill preventing good behavior release for violent sex convictions
Caroline LaPere spoke about her fight to prevent other families from going through the same pain their family has battled.
Person injured as police find evidence of shooting near Edmondson Village Shopping Center
Police said an unidentified male arrived at a hospital with multiple gunshot wounds.
Five arrested in shooting that killed 2-year-old, injured mother in Prince George's County
Five people have been arrested in a shooting that killed a toddler and injured his mother on February 8 in Prince George's County.
Baltimore City Council votes to advance bills related to Harborplace redevelopment
The Baltimore City Council voted on Monday to advance three bills in the redevelopment plan of Harborplace.
Antiques Roadshow to make appraisal tour stop at Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
Antiques Roadshow will visit Maryland Zoo, in Baltimore, Maryland, on Tuesday, June 18, for an all-day appraisal event as part of the series' 29th production tour.
Orioles' Jordan Westburg, aiming for big season, homers and triples in spring training game
The Baltimore Orioles' prospect is looking to take that next leap.
Maryland AG joins lawsuit blocking merger of grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown has joined the Federal Trade Commission and attorneys general from seven other states and Washington D.C. in suing to block the proposed merger of grocery store giants Kroger and Albertsons.
Maryland wildfires in 2023 outpaced the state's 10-year average, report shows
The Maryland Forest Service report covers data related to wildfires on the 3.2 million acres the agency oversees.
Maryland prepares to license next round of marijuana dispensaries, growers, processors
The weed industry is budding in Maryland.
Baltimore Book Festival to return in September
City leaders gathered Monday to announce the return of the Baltimore Book Festival.
Zeke's Coffee, in Baltimore's Pigtown, closing due to "reorganization and downsizing"
The Pigtown location, on Washington Boulevard, will be serving its final cups of coffee on Sunday, March 3, according to the Pigtown Main Street Instagram account.
Catonsville native, World War II veteran presented with citation of merit on 100th birthday
Walter Reynolds, a Catonsville resident and World War II veteran, celebrated his 100th birthday on Saturday.
Orioles' Cole Irvin throws two perfect innings as he vies to crack starting rotation
With Kyle Bradish likely to miss the start of the season and John Means reportedly behind schedule, Irvin is one of the options to move into the rotation.
$22.7 million in student loan debt forgiven in Maryland through Biden Administration's SAVE program
Borrowers began receiving email notifications on Wednesday saying their student loan debt had been forgiven.
Baltimore's Mr. Trash Wheel to be featured in Dr. Suess's new "The Lorax" book
Mr. Trash Wheel proudly represents Baltimore's commitment to cleaner waterways.