Lunch served with side of politics at downtown Annapolis deli
At Chick & Ruth's Deli in downtown Annapolis, lunch is sometimes served with a side of politics.
Father grieves shooting death of nurse in Glen Burnie
A 30-year-old woman who was shot and killed in Glen Burnie Tuesday night is described by her father as a loving mother and a hard-working nurse.
Blazing fire ruins Johnston Square Elementary School playground in East Baltimore
Melted plastic, charred paint, and metal were what Johnston Square Elementary School students found at their jungle gym Monday morning after a fire broke out on the playground Sunday afternoon.
Two injured in Severn double shooting, AACPD launch investigation
A suspect remains at large following a double shooting in Severn Thursday evening, according to the Anne Arundel County Police Department.
Parole officer's murder sparks probe into Md. Division of Parole and Probation
Maryland lawmakers conducted a public safety hearing Thursday, five months after a Maryland parole officer was murdered while conducting a home check-in on a convicted sex offender.
Papi's Tacos owner describes "nerve-racking" confrontation, getting shot at during break-in
Charlie Gjerde, the owner of the popular Papi's Tacos in Hampden, said his car was totaled and he was shot at during a "nerve-racking" encounter with burglars at his restaurant early Monday.
Man accused of murder in Arundel Mills Mall parking lot during apparent drug deal denied bond
Dontay Fitzgerald, accused of murder in the Arundel Mills Mall parking lot, was denied bond in the interest of public safety, a judge ruled.
Prayer vigil held for Hampden fire victims
Pathway Fellowship FMC held a prayer vigil Friday evening for Hampden residents impacted by the five-alarm fire that killed two people and displaced dozens early Tuesday morning.
Anne Arundel County teachers get pay raise, career advancement opportunities with new deal
Anne Arundel County teachers will get a pay raise and more opportunities to advance in their careers after the Board of Education approved an agreement with the district's teacher's union.
Juvenile Services Secretary feeling renewed heat after murder arrest of Howard High student
Vincent Schiraldi, Maryland's Secretary of Juvenile Services, is feeling renewed pressure from Maryland's Joint Republican Caucus after a 17-year-old accused of murder was arrested at Howard High School on Tuesday.
Ballot canvassing is underway in Maryland. Here's how it works.
Maryland election officials can start the process of opening and reviewing mail-in ballots that have been received.
"Power of the Ballot" movement encourages Baltimore's Black community to vote
The National Coalition on Black Civic Participation went door-to-door in Baltimore City to encourage Black communities to vote.
Maryland businesses transport life-saving supplies to hurricane-ravaged states
Businesses in Baltimore and Harford County are doing everything they can to help out victims of Hurricane Helene and Milton even from hundreds of miles away.
Delayed safety improvements along deadly Route 1 stretch in Elkridge sparks fears of more fatalities
In Elkridge between Doctor Patel Drive and one intersection south of it on Route 1, there have been three pedestrian fatalities since 2019.
Curtis Bay residents press MDE to reject CSX coal terminal's operating permit over health concerns
At a community meeting on Thursday, residents argued they want to live without the constant presence of coal dust from the nearby coal terminal.