Baltimore County Police shoot, kill man in Essex after woman stabbed
Baltimore County police shot and killed a man in Essex and found a woman suffering from stab wounds after a domestic-related incident.
Analysis claims BGE pipeline program could drive up customers' bills
In new findings, the Maryland PIRG Foundation claims the list of projects designed to replace natural gas pipes could drive up costs for customers due to wasteful spending.
Chesapeake Bay Executive Council approves revised restoration agreement
Members of the Chesapeake Bay Executive Council approved a revised Watershed Agreement following a meeting in Baltimore.
Maryland highway crews prepare roads ahead of wintry mix
Maryland's State Highway Administration is treating major routes and highways in preparation for Tuesday morning's wintry mix.
Stolen food pantry built by Baltimore County Girl Scouts was returned
A wooden community food pantry built by Girl Scouts in Parkville was stolen and quickly returned.
Maryland mother deported to Vietnam months after being detained by ICE
A Maryland mother was deported to Vietnam, her attorney confirmed Wednesday, after she was detained and released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcemen earlier in the year.
Man facing murder charges in fire that killed 3 Baltimore firefighters in 2022
A man is now facing murder charges in the Stricker Street fire that killed three Baltimore firefighters in January 2022.
Maryland Republicans announce new bill to stop redistricting efforts mid-cycle
Maryland Senate and House Republicans want to put an end to mid-cycle redistricting in the state after Gov. Wes Moore launched a commission to improve congressional maps.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's Redistricting Commission meets for the first time
The Washington Post opinion piece said Moore is trying to "pretend he's being principled" and "disenfranchise Republican constituents."
Maryland lawmakers react to possible deal to reopen federal government
Marylanders in Congress hope a deal will be approved quickly to end the federal government shutdown, as the country has surpassed 40 days without a funding agreement.
Baltimore County American Legion Post raises $30k for veterans programs
American Legion Post 130 in Baltimore County is raising awareness about veterans' mental health.
Free South Baltimore Learning Center reopens after funding cuts are restored
The South Baltimore Learning Center has reopened after closing for roughly two months due to government spending cuts.
Baltimore allocates $4.6 million for support amid government shutdown
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced more than $4.6 million in support programs for residents impacted by the ongoing federal government shutdown.
Anne Arundel County dips into emergency funds to replenish food bank
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announced on Tuesday plans to provide $500,000 in emergency funds to the Anne Arundel County Food Bank.
Johns Hopkins hosts expo for workers impacted by government shutdown
A one-day expo in Baltimore helped federal workers understand the power of pivoting.