Maryland Renaissance Festival fans find long waitlists trying to get tickets
Maryland Renaissance Festival fans swarmed to the internet as soon as tickets were available, only to find extremely long wait times.
Anne Arundel County partners with marina to provide public boat ramp access to West River
The county announced a partnership with Parish Creek Landing Marina on Woods Warf Road in Shady Side, just across the creek from Discovery Village, allowing the public to use their boat ramp for free through October.
Maryland man celebrates 100th blood donation: "It's a good feeling"
A Maryland man has donated blood 100 times, saving an estimated 300 lives.
Maryland pastor, former teacher held without bond for alleged sexual abuse
A former teacher and pastor in Maryland was ordered to be held without bail on Monday after he was accused of sexually abusing students, according to court officials.
Body found in van removed from Baltimore's Inner Harbor
A body was found inside a vehicle that was pulled from Baltimore's Inner Harbor, according to police.
Families urge Maryland school not to bring back teacher acquitted of sex abuse
Several families launched a petition to urge a Maryland school district not to bring back Matthew Schlegel, a teacher who was acquitted of sex abuse.
Annapolis residents concerned about potential annexation of Carr's Manor
If it goes through, the annexation will pave the way for a developer to build more than a dozen homes.
Skyline of Annapolis's waterfront could be reshaped with proposed ordinance
The ordinance change would allow taller rooftop structures along Dock Street.
New Annapolis mural honors Navy veteran who died by suicide, calls for change in military
A powerful new mural in the heart of downtown Annapolis honors a Navy veteran who died by suicide, and calls for change in the military.
Veterans, service members help restore oysters and clean water in the Chesapeake Bay
At Parrish Creek Landing in Shady Side on Tuesday, veterans and active-duty service members spent the day helping the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) get more oysters into Maryland waters.
Baltimore outreach groups pour in resources after 27 people hospitalized during mass overdose
Community outreach groups continue to lend their support in the Penn North area after at least 27 people were hospitalized for overdoses.
Baltimore partners hand out Narcan, resources after suspected mass overdose
Baltimore City community partners handed out Narcan after more than two dozen people were hospitalized from a suspected drug overdose.
Baltimore residents impacted by opioid overdoses give input on tackling city's crisis
The Mayor's Office of Overdose Response is looking for input from neighbors who have been affected by the opioid crisis.
Strong storms pack a punch, leave damage to portions of Maryland
At least two homes in the Baltimore area were reportedly struck by lightning.
Sudden closure of popular public Anne Arundel County ramp angers boaters
A popular boat ramp at Discovery Village in Anne Arundel County is no longer accessible to the public after the council voted in June to terminate funding for the rent and expenses.