Parking violations in Baltimore will soon cost you more
Starting Monday, May 12, the cost of parking violations will increase in Baltimore City.
U.S. senators introduce bill to improve employee ownership of small businesses
A group of U.S. senators, including Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen, has introduced a bill to make it easier for employees to own portions of private companies.
Some Maryland parks will require reservations during peak times this summer. Here's what to know.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced a new day-use reservation system, which will launch at several parks, beginning with Greenbrier State Park and Sandy Point State Park on May 19.
Maryland child sex abuse survivors face May 31 deadline to avoid compensation caps
Survivors of child sex abuse in Maryland must file their lawsuits by May 31 if they want to avoid a new law that limits the amount of compensation a person can receive under the Child Victims Act.
Maryland senator's proposal to restore banned books at Naval Academy halted for further discussion
A proposal from Maryland Sen. Van Hollen that urged the return of nearly 400 banned books to the U.S. Naval Academy's library has been temporarily suspended with promises of further discussion among board members.
University of Maryland invests $85,000 into new AI research curriculum
The University of Maryland is investing $85,000 into the Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland (AIM) through seven research grant proposals.
Mass HHS layoffs could disproportionately impact Maryland, comptroller says
Mass layoffs at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) could disproportionally impact Maryland, state Comptroller Brooke Lierman said in a letter.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott hosts town hall to discuss FY26 budget
Baltimore's City Council will soon vote on Mayor Brandon Scott's budget proposal for the Fiscal Year 2026 as the city faces an $85 million deficit.
Baltimore Peninsula Partnership announces 2025 summer events lineup
The Baltimore Peninsula Partnership unveiled Monday its schedule of summer programming for 2025, featuring dozens of events.
Man dead after quadruple shooting outside Baltimore County shopping center
A man died after he was injured in a quadruple shooting outside of a Baltimore County shopping center, according to police.
Man found guilty of 2023 ghost gun shooting in Southeast Baltimore
A man was found guilty in a fatal shooting in East Baltimore, the Baltimore City States Attorney's Office said Monday.
17 students injured after school bus crashes into tree in Anne Arundel County
A group of students suffered minor injuries after a school bus crashed into a tree in Anne Arundel County, according to police.
Maryland joins multi-state effort to improve regional power transmission, reduce costs
Maryland has joined eight other Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states in launching a collaborative effort to improve electricity transmission between regions, improve power reliability, and reduce energy costs.
Four injured after shooting outside Baltimore County shopping center
A late-night shooting outside a Woodlawn shopping center has left four people injured and business owners calling for change, as concerns over safety in the area continue to grow.
Howard County announces $850,000 for HoCo STRIVES initiative
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced an $850,000 investment in the HoCo STRIVES initiative Thursday.