Suspect identified in cold case murder of teenager in Anne Arundel County
The 16-year-old's body was found four days after she went missing in a wooded median of Maryland Route 177 near Millersville.
Rev your engines! Maryland Auto Show returns to Baltimore Convention Center
Starting Friday, the Maryland Auto Show returns to the Baltimore Convention Center.
Family of Aberdeen student allegedly assaulted by a parent in school concerned about security protocols
Kelly Sadik, 41, walked into Aberdeen Middle School Tuesday around 8:15 a.m. after getting access to the school through the intercom system, according to the Aberdeen Police Department.
Baltimore health department shares COVID-19 plans for when national emergency declaration ends
In about two months, the National Public Health emergency declaration for COVID-19 is ending.
Amtrak conducts 'Industry Day' to find contractors for Baltimore-Potomac Tunnel project
Amtrak is getting the gears going on the $6 billion project that will replace the Baltimore-Potomac Tunnel with a brand new one. It is currently the oldest Amtrak tunnel in America.
Baltimore homeowners renew calls for compensation from city over destruction caused by massive sinkhole
It's been nearly eight months since a sinkhole caused the destruction of three homes on North Avenue in East Baltimore.
Kids in Crisis: Mental health struggles elevated for LGBTQ+ youth, report by CDC shows
Mental health struggles in youth are at an all-time high, but when it comes to LGBTQ+ youth, the numbers are even worse.
Kids in Crisis: Morgan State, HBCU, students find ways to cope with mental health given stigma
COVID-19 pandemic put a big, some say overdue, spotlight on mental health, especially with college students.
'Operation Clean Sweep Maryland' set up to increase litter removal efforts along state roads
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration is nearly doubling its litter removal efforts until further notice.
Baltimore City Council introduces bill to crack down on neglected apartment buildings
A new bill in the Baltimore City Council aims to crackdown on apartment buildings rife with issues; like mold, mice infestations, and more.
Canton residents fight crime by hanging up lights along dimly lit streets
Some crimes, like robberies and burglaries, have decreased. Chris Broughton believes that means the lights are doing their job.
Southeast Baltimore church holds prayer vigil to mark one-year anniversary of war in Ukraine
Ihor Remsky, one of the church's trustees, said he and a lot of the church's other parishioners still have loved ones living in the country.
Former President Jimmy Carter impacted many, including Marylanders, through Habitat for Humanity
After his presidency, former President Jimmy Carter became known for building homes with Habitat for Humanity all over the world.
Proposed Senate bill aims to prevent Maryland youth from being charged as adults
A proposed Senate bill aims to make a big move in juvenile justice reform, trying to prevent youth in Maryland from being charged as adults.
Baltimore County residents react after transgender woman attacked near Towson Circle
A transgender woman was stabbed as she was headed home in the early hours of Sunday morning.