Pollen, allergies are causing headaches for Marylanders
Dr. Matz said that this week in Maryland is typically the worst for seasonal allergies.
Family member of former slave speaks out after Anne Arundel County memorial was destroyed
A family member of Jason Asbury Pack said the destroyed memorial in his honor was the last remaining sign of Pack Town.
Anne Arundel County volunteers take part in hands-on conservation on Earth Day
Anne Arundel County volunteers supported environmental protection by getting their hands dirty and feet wet on Earth Day.
Chesapeake Bay Bridge is safe despite NTSB vessel collision risk report, MDTA says
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge does not meet a modern risk threshold for vessel collisions according to the National Transportation Safety Board, but MDTA officials say that the bridge itself is safe and well maintained.
Valhalla Sailing Project in Annapolis gives veterans a sense of camaraderie with clinics, racing
Valhalla Sailing project in Annapolis provides wounded, disabled and separating veterans a sense of camaraderie and purpose through free sailing clinics and sailboat racing.
Anne Arundel County prepares to transform vacant grocery store into recreation center
Anne Arundel County is looking for a firm to transform a vacant grocery store into a state-of-the-art recreation center in Edgewater.
Damaged memorial dedicated to former slave has Anne Arundel County residents upset
A memorial in Anne Arundel County dedicated to former slave Jason Asbury Pack was mysteriously destroyed.
Maryland senator requests meeting with Salvadoran president to discuss deported Maryland man
In a letter, Sen. Chris Van Hollen requested a meeting with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele to discuss the return of Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported last month.
Maryland vocational training center gives those formerly incarcerated a second chance
The NCIA Vocational Training Center in Baltimore has helped more than 2,000 people ring in a new chapter in their lives through vocational training, support, and employment services.
FBI, Anne Arundel Police searching for man 10 years after alleged murder of wife
It has been ten years since the murder of Palak Patel at an Anne Arundel County Dunkin' Donuts.
Cockroach billboard removed from Annapolis after residents voice complaints
A large billboard above historic buildings and shops that line City Dock in Annapolis has been removed after a resident voiced concerns.
Anne Arundel County bill encouraging redevelopment gets pushback from residents
Anne Arundel County leaders approved a sweeping measure to encourage redevelopment across the county.
Maryland Gov. Moore signs bills into law following end of 2025 legislative session
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed more than 90 bills into law Tuesday following the end of the 2025 legislative session.
Maryland budget focused on $3 billion deficit passes on final day of legislative session
The Maryland General Assembly passed the state's budget on the final day of the legislative session to close the $3.3 billion deficit, with a slew of tax and fee increases coupled with cuts to state spending.
Pharmacist accused of hacking computers to stalk co-workers at Maryland medical center
The University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC) is facing a class action lawsuit that accuses a pharmacist of hacking computers to watch doctors undress and breastfeed.