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.
Thousands gather in Columbia for 4th of July celebrations
This Independence Day, tens of thousands of people from across the region gathered at the downtown Columbia lakefront for their annual Fourth of July celebration.
Baltimore leaders call for end to BGE's multi-year rate hikes, pipeline program
Baltimore leaders rallied Thursday to call for an end to Baltimore Gas and Electric's (BGE) rate hikes and pipeline program.
Anne Arundel County schools expanding dual language immersion program
Anne Arundel County Public Schools is expanding a program that's helping students learn to read in two languages.
Remaining charges dismissed for Maryland teacher acquitted of sex abuse
Three remaining assault charges against Maryland teacher Matthew Schlegel were dropped after he was acquitted of sex abuse in a partial verdict.
Annapolis Fire Department is dangerously understaffed, union president says
The Annapolis Firefighters' Union says the city fire department is dangerously understaffed after a medical emergency at the U.S. Naval Academy on Sunday showed the need for more medic units.
Two suspects sought after armed robbery at East Baltimore community center
A couple is lucky to be alive after two suspects shot at them during an armed robbery at their East Baltimore community center on Friday morning.
Demolition on the rest of Baltimore's collapsed Key Bridge will begin on July 7
Demolition of the remaining structures from Baltimore's collapsed Key Bridge will begin on July 7, the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) announced on Thursday.