Maryland DNR considering opening state trails to e-bikes
The state of Maryland is considering new regulations that would allow pedal assisted electric bicycles on state trails.
Baltimore ramps up oyster restoration efforts for Inner Harbor, Patapsco River
The Baltimore Oyster Partnership, a joint initiative between the Waterfront Partnership's Healthy Harbor Initiative and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, announced plans to expand oyster restoration efforts in Baltimore Harbor and the Patapsco River on Tuesday.
Federal judge allows Baltimore tax sale lawsuit to proceed
A federal judge is allowing a lawsuit challenging Baltimore's tax sale system to move forward, according to The Baltimore Banner.
Man sentenced to life for fatally shooting two women in Northeast Baltimore
A man was sentenced to life Monday for fatally shooting two women in Northeast Baltimore, according to the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office.
Baltimore County high schools rank among best in Maryland, report says
Several Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) ranked among the best in Maryland, according to U.S. News and World Report's list of Best Maryland High Schools.
2025-2026 school year kicks off in Maryland
Thousands of students across Maryland returned to the classroom Monday as several major school districts marked the first day of the new academic year.
Baltimore comedian Reggie Carroll killed in Mississippi shooting
Baltimore comedian Reginald "Reggie" Carroll was killed in a shooting in Mississippi, according to the Southaven Police Department.
Baltimore Mayor Scott asks President Trump for more federal resources
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is calling on President Trump to send more federal law enforcement resources, instead of National Guard officers.
Gov. Moore invites President Trump to Maryland for public safety walk
In a letter to the White House on Thursday, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore formally invited President Trump to visit the state and participate in a public safety walk.
Former sheriff's deputy accused of illegally using law enforcement databases
A former Cecil County Sheriff's deputy is accused of repeatedly misusing law enforcement databases to search for information about people he knew.
Howard County board limits testimony in fight against plastic recycling facility
The Howard County Board of Appeals chair issued an order limiting what residents can testify about in a zoning dispute over W.R. Grace's potential plastic recycling facility.
Maryland republicans ask Trump to keep U.S. Marshals out of power line project
A group of Maryland Republican lawmakers are urging President Trump to block a request to deploy U.S. Marshals to support survey work for the controversial Piedmont Reliability Project.
Baltimore residents invited to weigh in on $7 billion city revitalization plan
City residents had a chance Wednesday evening to shape the future of downtown Baltimore as officials move forward with a 10-year revitalization plan.
Maryland added 900 private sector jobs in July 2025
Maryland gained 900 private-sector jobs in July 2025, according to preliminary data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Maryland Gov. Moore appeals White House's denial of disaster aid for May floods
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is appealing the White House's denial of funding assistance after severe flash flooding in May.