Maryland's SNAP-Ed program to end in October after loss of federal funding
Maryland's SNAP-Ed program is set to shut down by October 1 due to federal defunding.
Maryland lawmakers tour Baltimore ICE facility after previously being denied access
A group of Maryland lawmakers toured a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Baltimore after they were denied a visit in late July.
Maryland woman donates kidney to her older sister: "She saved my life"
On April 1, 2025, Dr. Lisa Carchedi gave her older sister, Gina Warsaw, a kidney and a chance at a longer life.
Ice cream shop vandalized in Federal Hill amid concerns about crime
An ice cream shop in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood was vandalized by two suspects, according to police.
Maryland Institute College of Art teams up with senior living center for art display
A unique partnership between the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and a senior living center is on display in Baltimore.
Baltimore community rallies together after multiple fires rip through neighborhood
Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood is coming together after multiple fires tore through Keswick Road within the past eight months.
Here's how the U.S. Coast Guard protects waterways amid maritime traffic
The U.S. Coast Guard protects and secures waterways in Maryland and across the country during maritime traffic and emergency calls.
Morgan State University unveils new off-campus student housing development
The Morgan State community cut the ribbon on its newest off-campus student housing development on Thursday afternoon. The building is called The Enolia.
Baltimore's Group Violence Reduction Strategy expands in effort to reduce city's crime
Baltimore's Group Violence Reduction Strategy (GVRS) is being expanded to South Baltimore in an effort to reduce crime throughout the city, Mayor Brandon Scott announced.
Neighbors in Little Italy concerned of proposed 12 story high-rise building
A parking lot at the corner of President and Fawn Street in Baltimore's Little Neighborhood is a hot topic once again.
Oxygen levels in Chesapeake Bay hit historic low after heavy rain in May
Maryland's Chesapeake Bay saw historically low oxygen levels in June, after heavy rain in May, according to the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Maryland leaders urge Congress to pass student-athlete safety law
Maryland lawmakers reintroduced legislation to protect student-athletes from heat-related illnesses after the death of a UMD football player in 2018.
Maryland teens learn about criminal investigative work at FBI Baltimore
More than 40 students from across Maryland were selected to be a part of the FBI Baltimore Field Office's Teen Academy Program.
Baltimore businesses ready to serve up meals for National Black Restaurant Week
National Black Restaurant Week began on Sunday, July 13, and Baltimore has a long list of participating businesses.
Volunteers unite for service projects across Maryland to honor Serve Day 2025
Thousands gave back to Baltimore in a big way in honor of Serve Day, an annual outreach event where local churches and groups give back to their communities.