With SNAP benefits set to expire, Maryland declares state of emergency
A State of Emergency was declared in Maryland as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are set to lapse on November 1, Gov. Wes Moore announced.
Maryland House Republicans call for firing of DHS secretary over foster care violations
The Maryland House Republican Caucus is calling on Gov. Wes Moore to fire Secretary of Human Services Rafael Lopez after the Baltimore Banner reported a child spent a night in the Baltimore City Department of Social Services Office.
Man killed, 7-year-old injured in Northwest Baltimore shooting
A man was killed and a 7-year-old was injured in a double shooting in Northwest Baltimore, according to police.
Baltimore County breaks ground on $80 million state-of-the-art elementary school
Wednesday's ceremony marked the official start of the $80 million project set to bring a state-of-the-art school for Windsor Mill students.
Author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid visits Baltimore school
What started as a routine school assembly turned into a book party at Walter P. Carter Elementary/Middle School.
Maryland, Virginia Democrats rally in Washington, D.C. over layoff notices to federal workers
Maryland and Virginia Democrats rallied in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday to call out the Trump administration for sending layoff notices last week to thousands of federal workers during a government shutdown.
Maryland activists react to peace deal between Israel and Hamas
Baltimore-area activists are relieved to see a peace deal between Israel and Hamas, which led to the freeing of all living hostages in Gaza and thousands of Palestinians.
Southeast Baltimore community to host summit with DJS over youth crime concerns
Youth violence continues to be a problem for Baltimore City, bringing about concerns from its residents.
Maryland reaffirms commitment to federal workers amid government shutdown
Maryland leaders doubled down on their commitment to support federal workers in the state as the government shutdown stretched into day eight.
Baltimore's Jewish community remembers start of Hamas-Israel war 2 years ago
Baltimore's Jewish community is remembering the day Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. The attack sparked the war in Gaza.
DOJ's request to pause Abrego Garcia's immigration case denied by federal judge
A federal judge in Maryland denied the Justice Department's request to pause Kilmar Abrego Garcia's immigration case due to the government shutdown.
Man charged with murder of ex-wife in their Baltimore County home
A 65-year-old man was charged with murder after his ex-wife was found dead in their Lutherville home, according to Baltimore County police.
Developer seeks rezoning to build 24-story apartment in Baltimore's Little Italy
Residents and business owners are being asked to weigh in on a proposal to rezone the neighborhood, allowing for the construction of a 24-story apartment complex.
Speed camera fines in Maryland to increase Oct. 1
Drivers caught speeding by camera in Maryland will soon pay steeper fines—up to $425, depending on how fast they're going.
Family of Baltimore County drowning victim calling for review of swim club permit
A family is calling on the Baltimore County Department of Health to review the permit for the Beaver Dam swimming club, after a man drowned last month.