Maryland congressional members find empty ICE holding rooms during visit
A group of Maryland lawmakers made an unannounced visit to an ICE facility in Baltimore looking for answers on several issues.
Rising costs for basic needs have Baltimore residents concerned, study finds
As the affordability crisis plays out around the country, Johns Hopkins University researchers found out how the issue impacts residents in the Baltimore area.
Baltimore, utility company leaders say work in progress to prevent future underground fires
A Baltimore City Council committee looked to city and utility company leaders on Tuesday for answers on what's being done to prevent future underground fires.
Maryland experts say overall impacts from Iran war will be worse if conflict goes on too long
Overall, the impacts Americans will feel are expected to be economic-based. However, federal agencies are gearing up for the possibility of stateside Iranian retaliatory attacks.
Howard County businesses support domestic violence survivors through a partnership
A campaign has brought a Howard County nonprofit and local businesses together to ensure domestic violence and sexual assault survivors feel safe.
Baltimore inspector general sues city for access to information, subpoena authority
The Baltimore Inspector General's Office is suing the city for access to information and the power to issue and enforce subpoenas, after IG Isabel Cumming said she was blocked from seeing documents that are essential to her job.
Latest Maryland winter storm made a mess, but it's easier to manage
Along the Eastern Shore, where the storm hit harder, the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) is sending more resources to help out.
Maryland man marks one year with new lungs
Before this procedure, John Kelly was told he didn't have long to live because of his scleroderma condition.
Maryland blood donors honor killed Capital Gazette journalist, curbing nationwide blood shortage
Saturday marked the 17th Wendi Winters Blood Drive.
Gov. Moore signs bills into law ending law enforcement partnerships with ICE
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed two emergency bills into law, ending 287(g) agreements, which allow law enforcement agencies to partner with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Baltimore County students offered direct admission to CCBC upon graduation
A new initiative between Baltimore County Public Schools and the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) offers an easier post-graduation option for students in Baltimore County.
Baltimore run club raises funds for single moms pursuing higher education
A Baltimore run club ran more than 100 miles on Saturday in the name of a good cause.
Gov. Moore touches on relationship with Trump administration in CBS News town hall
Gov. Wes Moore and the people of Maryland will be front and center in a new CBS News town hall.
Program reunites Howard County veteran with stray cat she met while deployed
While stationed overseas, a Howard County veteran made a lifelong friend -- a cat she named Gigi.
Keeping the history of a Black Maryland neighborhood alive
Turner Station is one of Maryland's few historically African American neighborhoods that is still standing.