80% of Maryland public schools need major repairs, new report finds
More than 1,000 of Maryland's 1,361 public schools require repairs, renovation, or replacement, according to a new report.
Transportation Secretary concerned about Key Bridge cost, DEI mandates
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy expressed concerns about the Key Bridge rebuilding project and has asked for a meeting with Gov. Wes Moore.
Maryland lost 3,200 jobs in August, according to labor report
Maryland's workforce decreased by 3,200 jobs in August, with federal job losses continuing to impact the state's employment numbers, according to new estimates released Friday by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Children of Rachel Morin reach confidential settlement in fundraiser lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by the children of Rachel Morin, the Maryland woman murdered along a popular walking trail in 2023, over fundraiser money was dismissed Thursday, according to our media partner The Baltimore Banner.
Anne Arundel County bus drivers reach tentative agreement avoiding strike
Anne Arundel County bus drivers have reached a tentative agreement to avoid a strike, according to UFCW MCGEO Local 1994, the union that represents some of the county's bus drivers.
Maryland lawmakers ask EPA to preserve climate endangerment finding
In a letter, several Maryland lawmakers asked the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to maintain protections against greenhouse gases.
Family of Baltimore County drowning victim calling for review of swim club permit
A family is calling on the Baltimore County Department of Health to review the permit for the Beaver Dam swimming club, after a man drowned last month.
Baltimore woman pleads guilty to employment and insurance fraud
A Baltimore woman defrauded Maryland's unemployment insurance system of more than $250,000, federal prosecutors said.
Maryland financial advisor pleads guilty to defrauding clients
A former financial services provider from Glen Burnie pleaded guilty to running a Ponzi-style investment scheme, according to Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown.
Microsoft to open quantum research center near University of Maryland
Microsoft is opening a new quantum research center near the University of Maryland, part of a push to make the state a hub for quantum science.
69-year-old woman found dead in Baltimore County home
Police are searching for the person who killed 69-year-old Patricia Watson-Geiger inside of her Lutherville home Monday.
Proposed zoning bill seeks to reform health care accessibility in Baltimore City
Baltimore City Councilmember Phylicia Porter has introduced legislation to change the city's zoning code to address what she calls an uneven concentration of health-care clinics.
Former midshipman charged for alleged threat after U.S. Naval Academy placed on lockdown
An Indiana man has been arrested for allegedly making a social media threat to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, which led to a campus lockdown last week, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Trump administration asks court to revoke permit for Ocean City wind project
The Trump administration has asked a federal judge to cancel a permit for a proposed wind farm off Ocean City, escalating a political and legal fight over offshore energy.
University of Maryland lecturer arrested on indecent exposure charges
A University of Maryland lecturer has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of indecent exposure.