Maryland basketball kicks off March Madness against West Virginia Thursday
Maryland's men's basketball team will be kicking off the "big dance" this afternoon in Morgantown.
Keep Daylight Saving permanently? Maryland lawmakers introduce bill that could make it happen
Should we ditch daylight saving time or make it permanent?
State Center COVID-19 testing site in Baltimore to close Saturday
The only state-run COVID-19 testing and treatment site in Baltimore will close Saturday after 16 months in operation.
'Food swamps' a barrier to people living healthy lives in Baltimore and beyond, experts say
Among nearly 18,000 adults age 50 and older, those living in U.S. counties high on the food swamp scale had a 13% higher risk of suffering a stroke, compared to those in areas with more healthy options, a new study found.
What you need to know about the boil water advisory in Baltimore County
The water main break happened in the 13800 block of York Road near Thorton Mill Road in Sparks, Maryland, on Monday.
Watch out for romance scams this Valentine's Day, and every day
Can money buy love? That's what romance scammers want you to believe.
How often should you wash your clothes? We talked to an allergist to find out
Are you on team "do laundry every day," or do you try to get some more uses out of clothes before they go in the wash?
University of Maryland student-athletes create friendship with children with illnesses, disabilities
It can be extremely difficult for children facing serious illnesses and disabilities.
Family, city to honor fallen Baltimore firefighters on first anniversary of deadly Stricker Street fire
A year ago, Baltimore firefighters battled a massive blaze at a vacant rowhome on South Stricker Street.
Gov. Wes Moore to announce executive orders, address unreleased funds in first full day on the job
It is the start of a new chapter Thursday with new leaders taking the reigns in Maryland.
Hogan to leave office with high approval ratings intact, Gonzales Poll finds
As a new administration gets ready to settle in at the state house, inflation and crime lead Marylanders' concerns, the pollsters found.
'I'm Ravenized': Fans get cars stenciled with Ravens' logo ahead of playoff game
The Baltimore Ravens are storming into the playoffs.
Flight departures resume across the United States after FAA system outage
The pause after the failure of the NOTAMS -- or Notice to Air Missions -- system was lifted by the FAA around 9 a.m.
'My instinct kicked in': Military veteran discusses risking life to rescue two from Pigtown explosion
Terry Bagley, a 70-year-old military veteran, has been hailed as a hero for jumping to action and rescuing two people following a house explosion in Baltimore's Pigtown neighborhood.
Kindertime Toy Drive to deliver toys and smiles to Baltimore's youth
For over two decades now, a Baltimore man and his wife have made it their mission to give back during the holiday season.