2025-2026 school year kicks off in Maryland
Thousands of students across Maryland returned to the classroom Monday as several major school districts marked the first day of the new academic year.
Baltimore healthcare group supports young victims of abuse, assault
Every year, the Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) brings community members together for a powerful display of solidarity.
Suspect in Rachel Morin murder to appear in court ahead of trial
The man accused of murdering Rachel Morin in Harford County last August appeared in court for the first time since his arrest Friday morning.
Frustrated with your child's potty-training efforts? Medical experts weigh in with tips.
School staff are seeing more and more toddlers entering the new school year not quite ready yet.
Jury seated in trial of man accused of trying to kill two Baltimore County officers
The jury was selected in Baltimore County for David Linthicum, 25, charged with attempted murder for shooting two police officers.
Man sentenced for 2021 murder of Israeli tourist in Baltimore
Rasheed Morris, a man convicted of killing Israeli tourist Efraim Gordon in 2021, was sentenced to life in prison with all but 40 years suspended Thursday.
City leaders to discuss crime numbers and prevention at hearing Wednesday
Baltimore city leaders are set to meet today to discuss crime prevention efforts as the city continues to see a significant drop in violent crime.
Listeria outbreak linked to sliced meats causes hospitalizations in Maryland
A multi-state listeria outbreak has sent several people in Maryland to the hospital.
Maryland among the toughest states in the nation for renters who depend on affordable housing
Inflation is being felt all around, especially for many Maryland residents who rely on affordable housing.
Maryland governor Wes Moore endorses Kamala Harris for Democratic nominee
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee after President Joe Biden announced that he was dropping out of the Presidential race.
11-year-old boy hosts flea market fundraiser in Glyndon to support community
At 11 years old, Jayden Friedman has been on a mission to give back to the community for over 4 years.
Baltimore City Schools consider ban on cell phones in classrooms: community input sought
Baltimore City Schools is considering joining the trend of banning cell phones in classrooms.
Grappling with student debt? A clinic at Enoch Pratt Library is here to help
If you're struggling with student debt, state and federal leaders hope to provide support through a student debt clinic Tuesday in Baltimore.
Korean barbecue captivates taste buds and igniting a cultural phenomenon
Korean barbecue is experiencing a surge in popularity by captivating taste buds and igniting a cultural phenomenon.
After FAFSA difficulties, Maryland college aid system down in another obstacle for students
Maryland's higher education system cites several issues it's facing transitioning MDCaps to the FAFSA form's federal changes.