Baltimore Police Department pioneers a new era of female leadership
In 2025, women are still underrepresented in leadership positions within law enforcement. The Baltimore Police Department is on track to change that.
Annapolis police meets with community in aftermath of double shooting near bus stop
Annapolis police met with the community Tuesday evening to discuss recent violence in the aftermath of a shooting that left a man dead and a child injured near a school bus stop.
Anne Arundel County residents reflect one year after loss of Francis Scott Key Bridge
One year after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Anne Arundel County residents continue to feel the impact.
Some of the nation's busiest bridges will be hit by ships in our lifetime, study finds
A study by Johns Hopkins University found that ships are highly likely to collide with major bridges in the U.S., causing catastrophic damage every few years.
Maryland residents unsettled over missed vulnerability assessment of Key Bridge
On Thursday, March 20, the NTSB revealed the MDTA failed to conduct a Key Bridge vulnerability assessment over the years leading up to the collapse.
Maryland budget framework deal includes more cuts, fewer tax hikes on residents
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced the state is making the largest amount of cuts from a budget in 16 years.
Suspect identified in shooting that killed man, injured 11-year-old near Annapolis bus stop
An arrest warrant has been issued for a suspect in a shooting that killed a man and injured an 11-year-old near a bus stop with children in the area Wednesday morning, according to police.
Anne Arundel County parents concerned as school district moves forward with redistricting plans
Anne Arundel County Public Schools is moving forward with Phase 2 of its redistricting plan, aiming to balance enrollment across several schools.
Maryland disability advocates press lawmakers to pass bill helping those with mobility challenges
Maryland disability advocates are pushing for lawmakers to pass a bill that would require insurance coverage for people who have mobility impairments.
Maryland nonprofit on mission to save Johns Hopkins' childhood home
A nonprofit is on a mission to save a piece of Maryland history — the childhood home of Johns Hopkins, the philanthropist behind one of the world's most renowned hospitals and universities.
Phase 2 of Annapolis City Dock project gets the greenlight
The City of Annapolis' Historic Preservation Commission has officially approved phase two of the City Dock Resiliency Project.
Thousands of travelers impacted by power outage at BWI Airport
A power outage at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport delayed more than 150 flights and diverted many incoming flights on Monday, according to BWI Airport officials.
Chesapeake Bay restoration could take a hit if state removes millions from trust fund, advocates say
Maryland's budget shortfall could take a major toll on the Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts.
Maryland Route 3 corridor project would address improving traffic and safety
Maryland transportation officials are working on a project that would improve traffic and safety along the Route 3 corridor in Anne Arundel County.
Anne Arundel County government still recovering from cyber incident
Anne Arundel County public service and government buildings will reopen on Tuesday, Feb. 25, as an investigation into a cyber incident continues, county officials say.