Families of Israeli hostages travel to Annapolis to share their stories with state lawmakers
It's been more than 100 days since the terror group Hamas invaded Israel on October 7.
Playoff Fever: Ravens fans get painted logos on cars ahead of Super Bowl push
Playoff fever is hitting Baltimore hard.
Anne Arundel County children take advantage of snow-covered grounds
About 3 1/2 inches of snow fell on Anne Arundel County overnight, turning our state's capital into a winter wonderland.
Baltimore City leaders, officials host anti-theft giveaway event aimed at reducing car theft trend
A long line of vehicles snaked around the wheel-lock giveaway at the Westside Skills Center in Southwest Baltimore on Saturday.
Red sign notice: Annapolis business reopening on hold after massive flooding at City Dock
Businesses around City Dock in downtown Annapolis were hit by some of the worst flooding since Hurricane Isabel more than 20 years ago.
Downtown Annapolis sees record flooding, new barriers serve as temporary defense
Annapolis is no stranger to flooding, and its leaders are constantly trying to find ways to mitigate the damage.
Diehard fans brave cold, rainy, windy conditions at Ravens' regular-season finale
Those attending the Ravens clash against the Pittsburgh Steelers were the most dedicated, die-hard football fans to withstand the wintry weather conditions.
What are Maryland road crews doing to prepare for a winter storm?
A wintry mix will likely impact travel conditions across Maryland on Saturday.
Tradepoint Atlantic honors graduates of training program for minority, veteran, women-owned small businesses
Their new initiative took that a step further, launching small businesses into a world of opportunity.
Baltimore-area Lyft driver says she didn't get paid working busiest rideshare night of year
Paula, an Army veteran and Lyft driver since 2018, said she wasn't the only one who didn't get money deposited.
Johns Hopkins doctor urges parents to help their children improve healthier habits
Resolutions aren't just for adults. They can be for children too.
Police: Man shot in leg after charging at officer with knives in Southwest Baltimore
Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley said before the shooting Saturday morning, officers saw a naked man walking in the area.
Fireworks crew gets ready to launch Baltimore into the new year
The city's large-scale fireworks display requires a specialist's touch since it's a dangerous job.
13-year-old boy shot in Lansdowne second teen injured by gunfire in area within four months
Baltimore County detectives believe the young teenager was shot in a parking lot area behind a CVS convenience store in the 3900 block of Hollins Ferry Road on Thursday afternoon.
Scrolling social media: Many make New Year's resolutions to cut back on screen time
The latest research shows the average American spends around seven hours looking at a screen each day.