Baltimore County residents in waterfront areas grapple with flooding, damage from winter storm
Around 50 trees also fell onto roadways.
Bowleys Quarters, coastal portions of Baltimore County, gearing up for potential flooding
Residents along the coastal part of Baltimore County started hunkering down well ahead of Tuesday's rain, meanwhile, crews remain at the ready to help anyone during the storm.
Maryland expands gender-affirming care covered by Medicaid
The state's Medicaid program previously limited gender-affirming care to procedures like mental health services, continuous hormone replacement therapy, and gender reassignment surgery.
Drivers, road crews ready for winter storm impact
Here's how to check road conditions if you have to head out on Saturday.
Families hit roadblocks accessing new FAFSA form: 'It was frustrating'
The FAFSA is an application that helps determine students' financial aid eligibility.
Driver pleads guilty in I-695 crash that killed six construction workers
Brown still has the right to file for a new trial in 10 days, but he is limited in trying to get an appeal
Anne Arundel County woman will launch her late husband into deep space
U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. William "Bill" Shaw always wanted to go into space, but he never got the chance before he died.
Baltimore County synagogues react to vandalism, strengthen resolve
For Jewish leaders, this new vandalism was a disappointing thing to see.
Thieves target several Howard County auto businesses in growing trend, police say
Police say it's part of a trend that's hitting other parts of the region and around the country.
Shoppers flood stores for holiday gift returns amid rising retailer fees
While the thought always counts, sometimes a gift just isn't for you. It's why experts predict millions will be returning their Christmas and other holiday gifts this week.
Baltimore Police investigate hate crime at 'Miracle on 34th Street' Christmas lights display
"It's very upsetting that something like this has occurred on a block that brings so much joy to residents across the city," Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos said. "Antisemitism is unacceptable here."
Holiday travel season puts pressure on BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
AAA is predicting this year's holiday travel season is going to break records.
Baltimore man starts nonprofit to engage people with city's history
A Baltimore man is working to get more people engaged with the city's history, starting a nonprofit to make his mission possible.
Firefighters make rescue at 3-alarm fire in Windsor Mill apartment building
The rescued resident was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. No further injuries have been reported.
Baltimore City suing ATF over improper denial of gun crime data
Baltimore City has filed a lawsuit against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), alleging that the agency improperly denied critical gun crime data, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Tuesday.