Wind-driven fire rips through West Baltimore neighborhood, demolishing 15 rowhomes
Baltimore City Fire crews battled a massive row home fire in West Baltimore Friday morning.
Mayor Scott unveils new plan to help tackle Baltimore City's vacant home crisis
Mayor Brandon Scott has announced a new plan that will help the city tackle its vacant housing crisis.
Maryland AG asks Supreme Court to protect housing voucher recipients from income-based discrimination
In an amicus brief, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown asked the Maryland Supreme Court to protect housing voucher recipients from income-based discrimination.
Baltimore bookstore faces racist attacks, prompting local leaders, organizations to show support
Tia Hamilton, the owner of Urban Reads Bookstore in Baltimore, says her shop has been the target of online racial harassment and intimidation.
Maryland woman pleads guilty to stealing $3.6 million in Medicaid fraud scheme
A Parkville woman pleaded guilty to stealing more than $3.6 million in a Maryland Medicaid fraud case, the attorney general's office said Tuesday.
Proposed Maryland bill would ban any firearm that can be made fully automatic
Maryland leaders want to ban semi-automatic weapons that can be made fully-automatic with "switches", or auto-sear attachments.
Investigation into Baltimore DPW reveals retaliation, lack of training and supervision
According to the OIG, issues with work culture, employee safety, and maintenance have persisted at DPW for the "last decade."
16-year-old killed in shooting outside Baltimore County high school, police say
A 16-year-old was shot and killed after being chased by a gunman onto the property of Lansdowne High School on Tuesday, according to Baltimore County police.
Maryland investigating trench collapse that killed two construction workers
Maryland Occupational Safety and Health (MOSH) officials are investigating a trench collapse in Catonsville that killed two construction workers last week.
Baltimore non-profit offers free solar panel installation to homes of low-income families
Civic Works, a Baltimore-based non-profit, is offering free solar panel installation for homes of low-income families.
No charges for officers in fatal 2024 shooting of man in West Baltimore, Maryland AG rules
No charges will be filed in a 2024 shooting involving police in West Baltimore, the Maryland Attorney General's Office said Monday.
Maryland woman sentenced to 15 years for operating sex trafficking ring
A Maryland woman was sentenced to 15 years for operating a sex trafficking ring, according to the Maryland attorney general's office.
Maryland mother charged with murdering 11-year-old daughter found unfit to stand trial
A Maryland woman charged with the murder of her 11-year-old daughter has been found incompetent to stand trial, according to the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office.
Maryland schools would tighten hiring checks under proposed bill
HB1025 aims to enhance transparency in the hiring process at Maryland schools.
Thousands of travelers impacted by power outage at BWI Airport
A power outage at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport delayed more than 150 flights and diverted many incoming flights on Monday, according to BWI Airport officials.