Wanted Dead: A growing spotted lanternfly population is eating Maryland's plants
The insects don't bite or sting, but spotted lanternflies can do major damage to Maryland's agriculture.
Catholic High School of Baltimore offers STEM opportunities to students
A Baltimore high school is empowering young women to get a head start on a future in STEM.
Baltimore's Lake Clifton Pool opens its gates for Summer 2023
Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen has said that he wants Baltimore City Recreation and Parks to make those pools available to the public as soon as possible.
Gov. Wes Moore on mission to reduce pollution in Chesapeake Bay
Official efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay have been ongoing since 1983. But new research may turn the tide in Maryland's fight to save the Bay.
Baltimore City Council takes step toward combating climate change, requests report
Baltimore County is exploring the concept of a climate resilience authority, too.
Annapolis experiences uptick in crime as police push to improve public safety
The 15-year-old reported the rape to police recently and said the rape happened two weeks ago in the 100 block of Compromise Street—just steps away from the busiest part of downtown.
DPW urges Baltimore area residents to conserve water following fire at pumping station
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works and its regional partners are asking residents of Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Harford County and Howard County to conserve water.
Baltimore's Penn Station expansion, renovation project on the right track
Baltimore Penn Station is currently undergoing a major expansion and renovation, its first big upgrade since 1984.
Anne Arundel Board rejects controversial 'flag ban,' allowing Pride and Black Lives Matter flags in schools
Anne Arundel County School Board members rejected the controversial proposed flag ban on school property.
Maryland Zoo takes you to the wilds of Africa through immersive exhibit
The Maryland Zoo launched a new exhibit that gives you an experience with wildlife you can't get anywhere else.
Dozens of people march to Baltimore's Brooklyn Homes, call for end to gun violence
As law enforcement officers continue their investigation into a mass shooting that took place at Brooklyn Homes on Sunday, community leaders are working to make the neighborhood safer.
Maryland officials discuss new weed laws that protect users
Not only is recreational marijuana now legal in the state of Maryland, but additional laws are now in place to protect cannabis users.
Weed sales spike at Maryland dispensaries through first weekend of recreational marijuana legalization
The Maryland Cannabis Administration reported $10.4 million in sales over the Fourth of July weekend.
Maryland weed dispensaries have 'high' expectations ahead of recreational marijuana legalization
Less than a mile from where Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed the bill legalizing recreational marijuana, employees at dispensary Goldleaf Annapolis are getting ready for Saturday.
Baltimore residents seek injunction to stop BGE from installing external gas regulators
People who live in the historic homes near Federal Hill Park say they didn't give their consent for BGE to install gas-pressure regulators, which would require contractors to drill three-inch holes in their marble, granite and brick facades.