Judge denies BGE's request to cancel preliminary hearing in class action lawsuit
A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge has denied Baltimore Gas and Electric's request to cancel the preliminary hearing in a class action lawsuit against the company.
Starbucks on Route 40 in Ellicott City becomes seventh location to unionize
Ellicott City employees are joining a nationwide movement of over 8,000 baristas organizing for better working conditions, fair wages, and consistent schedules.
Family of Timothy Reynolds speak one year after deadly altercation with squeegee workers
The family of Tim Reynolds demanding justice on the one-year anniversary of his death.
Baltimore teens charged in break-in, burglary at Marley Station Mall
Four teens were charged after a burglary at in Anne Arundel County, police said Friday.
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.
Baltimore Police soliciting community feedback on cannabis citation policy
Policy 809 details BPD's structure in enforcing cannabis citations, limits for personal use, and more.
Baltimore Police could use drones for surveillance, SWAT operations
The Baltimore Police Department is preparing to hear community feedback on a new draft policy that would allow them to use drones for specific law-enforcement operations.
Free pet adoptions for cats and dogs in Anne Arundel County due to shelter overcapacity
Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control (AACACC) in Millersville is waiving adoption fees due to shelter overcapacity, the Anne Arundel County Police Department said Wednesday.
Incoming Baltimore County Superintendent Yarbrough discusses 2023-2024 school year goals
Incoming Baltimore County Superintendent Dr. Myriam Yarbrough addressed education officials Monday morning, discussing her priorities for the 2023-2024 school year.
Baltimore funnels assistance to Brooklyn neighborhood after deadly mass shooting in South Baltimore
Baltimore City office has deployed public health resources after a mass shooting at a block party in Baltimore's Brooklyn neighborhood.
Man receives life sentence for 2019 murder of Carmen Rodriguez in Southeast Baltimore store
Martin Brooks, 42, has received life plus 35 years for the 2019 murder of Carmen Rodriguez at Kim's Deli and Grocery in Southeast Baltimore, according to the District Court of Maryland.
List: Fourth Of July Fireworks shows in the Baltimore region
Here's a list of Fourth Of July Fireworks shows in the Baltimore region this year
42 names added to list of Baltimore Archdiocese employees accused of sex abuse
The church said the names were not previously disclosed because they did not belong to priests or assigned to ministry—or accused after death of a single, uncorroborated allegation.
Richard Luna to serve as Interim Director of Baltimore DPW
Deputy Director Richard J. Luna will serve as the interim director of the Department of Public Works, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Friday.
Baltimore-area universities, organizations react to Supreme Court decision on affirmative action
Since the controversial ruling, Maryland organizations and institutions have publicly commented on the decision.