Horse racing returns to Laurel Park after colt euthanized, track tested
Animal rights activists went to the park to protest the resumption of racing.
Bad weather shuts down sailboat show in Annapolis and Oyster Fest in Baltimore
Sailboat owners were told to move inland and dock at Ego Alley because the water was too rough around the docks that are set up for the show.
Former squeegee worker finds success at new job through Baltimore's 'Hire Up' program
A Baltimore City program is making progress in helping squeegee workers find employment.
Towson set to launch doctoral program in autism studies to further autism research
Towson University is leading the way in the field of autism research with a new interdisciplinary doctoral program in autism studies.
Notre Dame of Maryland, Mount St. Mary's University partner to address nursing shortage
Notre Dame of Maryland University and Mount St. Mary's University have announced a new collaborative nursing degree program.
Storms create power outages, damage property in Maryland on Saturday
Strong storms damaged power lines and trees on Saturday—leaving thousands of residents in the Baltimore area without electricity and at least one of them with an unsafe home.
Racing suspended at Laurel Park following 'catastrophic injury' and death of horse
A 4-year-old colt named Golden Pegasus sustained a "catastrophic injury" during the races at Laurel Park on Thursday afternoon and tossed Jockey William Humphrey in the process.
Maryland's warm days and spring weather are contributing to seasonal allergies
You may have noticed that your allergies started earlier than usual this year—and you're not alone.
Pain at the Pump: Why Maryland motorists can expect to pay more for gasoline
Experts say motorists will likely see a noticeable price increase over the next few weeks. Prices are projected to rise anywhere from 15 cents to 25 cents.
Southwest Airlines resumes operations after technical glitch causes mass delays
Southwest said the flight delays were the result of "data connection issues resulting from a firewall failure."
Lyft driver carjacked and assaulted in South Baltimore
A Lyft driver was assaulted and carjacked in South Baltimore on Saturday.
Anne Arundel County to supply free gunlocks to residents
Anne Arundel County officials say a new program could reduce gun-related injuries and deaths in the county.
State dispensaries predict major revenue increase from recreational cannabis sales
Starting July 1, people aged 21 and older will be able to purchase recreational cannabis in the state.
Red Cross desperately seeks volunteers 'who want to make a difference'
The Red Cross says volunteers are desperately needed.
Fans of 'the Boss' travel to Baltimore to wait in line for Springsteen tickets
Hard-core Springsteen fans have been camped outside CFG Bank Arena since Thursday morning.