Maryland elections board targeted in suspicious mailings
Maryland's elections board was targeted in a suspicious mailing intercepted by law enforcement, as the FBI investigates letters sent to election officials and congressional offices nationwide.
Neighbors say proposed Twin Rivers expansion would strain rural area
Residents in Anne Arundel County say the development would bring more traffic to already congested rural roads and take away green space they were promised.
Maryland gubernatorial hopeful Dan Cox outlines Key Bridge rebuild plans
Maryland gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox says if he is elected governor, he intends to reopen the Francis Scott Key Bridge years ahead of the state's current 2030 target.
Anne Arundel County launches grant program for security at houses of worship
Anne Arundel County is launching a new $150,000 grant program to help local houses of worship and nonprofits protect themselves against hate crimes and other threats.
October is the most dangerous month for pedestrians in Baltimore region
Just days after a father was killed in a hit-and-run in Severna Park, Maryland transportation officials are warning that October is the most dangerous month for pedestrians in the Baltimore region.
UMBC poll: Majority of likely Maryland voters oppose congressional redistricting amendment
A new poll from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County shows more than half of likely Maryland voters oppose a constitutional amendment that would give state lawmakers more flexibility to redraw the state's congressional map.
Driver arrested after deadly hit-and-run killed Severna Park father of 4
A 56-year-old Severna Park man has been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run crash that killed a father of four, business owner and longtime youth sports volunteer Saturday night.
Baltimore City begins tapping Susquehanna River for water
Baltimore City has started tapping the Susquehanna River to supplement its water supply as drought conditions continue to drain the region's reservoirs.
Annapolis set to host 2026 Pride Parade and Festival this weekend
Annapolis is getting ready to host its sixth annual Pride Parade and Festival this Saturday, with a new theme for 2026.
Empire Towers evacuees still face insurance struggles nearly 3 months later
Nearly three months after Empire Towers was evacuated over serious structural and safety concerns, some of those impacted are still trying to untangle the fallout.
Linthicum Heights neighbors frustrated by rash of vehicle break-ins
Neighbors in Linthicum Heights, Anne Arundel County, say they're frustrated after experiencing dozens of car break-ins over the past month.
Maryland woman accused of inappropriate behavior on American Airlines flight
On Sept. 11, a Maryland woman traveling on an American Airlines flight from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport to Miami allegedly removed her pants mid-flight and began touching herself inappropriately.
Annapolis considers new outdoor dining rules for public, private spaces
The City of Annapolis is considering changes to its outdoor dining rules, including different standards depending on whether dining takes place on public or private property.
All days of Oceans Calling Festival canceled due to impacts of nor'easter
Maryland's Oceans Calling Festival announced on Friday it has canceled all days of the music event due to coastal flooding impacting the site in Ocean City.
Empire Towers car owners frustrated as some vehicles may remain trapped
While the process of removing some vehicles from the Empire Towers parking garage began Monday, some car owners have been told their vehicles may remain trapped indefinitely because of structural concerns.