Bridge phobia: Key Bridge collapse has intensified fears in some drivers
The world saw the unthinkable happen Tuesday morning when a cargo ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse leaves void in Baltimore community: 'Icon of the city'
The Francis Scott Key Bridge was a fixture in the communities that surrounded it for 47 years, and its absence has a huge impact on those who live nearby.
Maryland Senate advances bill to combat ticket price gouging
A bill to protect Marylanders from ticket price gouging and the often murky ticket marketplace has passed through the Senate and is now making its way through the House.
Woman, daughter carjacked near Arundel Mills as car thefts involving minors increase
A 63-year-old woman and her daughter were carjacked by a minor Tuesday afternoon at a McDonald's near Arundel Mills Mall, according to police.
Baltimore student robbed, sexually assaulted while walking to school, police say
An investigation is underway after a student was robbed and sexually assaulted on her way to school, officials said Friday.
Community pays tribute to slain 16-year-old Izaiah Carter who was shot in 2023 near Patterson High
The teen was shot and killed on March 6, 2023, in Southeast Baltimore near Patterson High School.
Popular Annapolis restaurant back open 19 months after devastating fire
After an outpouring of community support, the beloved restaurant is back in business.
Lincoln, Fayetteville State claim men, women CIAA basketball championships
Lincoln University and Fayetteville State fans reveled in their CIAA basketball tournament championships.
Maryland House approves measure focused on rehabilitation, accountability in juvenile justice system
The Maryland House approved on Friday a measure focused on rehabilitation and accountability in the juvenile justice system.
Maryland State House complex to add emergency text alert system following threat incident
The state has settled a contract to implement a text alert system that would warn an individual to seek safety in the event of an emergency, Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson said in a press conference Friday.
Lawmakers consider legislation to mandate preparation for cardiac emergencies in schools
Efforts are underway in Maryland to ensure high schools are equipped to handle cardiac emergencies.
Slain tech CEO Pava LaPere's mother testifies for bill preventing good behavior release for violent sex convictions
Caroline LaPere spoke about her fight to prevent other families from going through the same pain their family has battled.
CIAA tips off this week in Baltimore. Officials expect events to provide economic boost
The men's and women's basketball tournaments will take centerstage at CFG Bank Arena starting on Monday.
Johns Hopkins doctor explains why healthcare officials are "concerned" with rise in measles cases
World Health Organization leaders this week said they are "extremely concerned" about the global rise in measles cases, which rose 79% from 2022 to 2023.
Mural honoring healthcare workers, those impacted by COVID-19 to be installed at UMBW Medical Center
The University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center partnered with "Art with a Heart" to create a permanent symbol of strength and resilience.