What's next after Maryland legalizes recreational marijuana?
Legalization will not take effect until July 1, 2023.
Father of anti-violence activist Tyree Moorehead speaks after son shot, killed by Baltimore police
A makeshift memorial marks the scene of the shooting in West Baltimore.
Horse death at Laurel Park under routine review; activist says 12 have died this year in Maryland
Regulators are completing a routine review into the recent death of a horse at Laurel Park during a race last month.
Family of Malik Baker, killed in Baltimore County gas station ambush, pleads for justice
Malik Baker was gunned down at a gas station in Parkville early Sunday morning. Now, for the first time, the 24-year-old's heartbroken family is speaking about the brutal attack.
3 teenagers among 9 people shot during violent weekend in Baltimore
Three teenagers were shot in less than four hours in Baltimore Sunday during a violent weekend that spanned the city.
Campaign 2022: Maryland ballot issues from legalizing recreational marijuana to Baltimore term limits
In addition to deciding on candidates in key races, there are five statewide ballot questions and several others in Baltimore City and surrounding counties.
Judge concerned about 'critical' Baltimore officer shortage at police reform hearing
Baltimore leaders and the federal judge overseeing the consent decree to reform the city's police department tackled several hot-button issues from squeegee workers to staffing at a hearing Thursday.
Baltimore to reveal squeegee worker plan; BPD commissioner believes residents will be 'quite impressed'
A city representative said the new policy won't just be about removing washers from public visibility.
Baltimore Crime Concerns: Latest trends in carjackings, thefts as fewer solved than national average
Baltimore leaders tackled crime concerns at a city council oversight hearing Wednesday with members of the public safety committee questioning police about what they are doing to combat a rise in thefts, which are up 40% this month compared to last October.
Spotlight on private security: Some neighborhoods use private guards with Baltimore short on officers
Some Baltimore neighborhoods have hired private security to help reduce crime given that city police are short hundreds of officers.
Judge calls police on squeegee workers, says they spit on car and wrote "racist" on windows
Powerful federal judge James K. Bredar, who is overseeing Baltimore's police reforms under the consent decree, called police after an encounter with squeegee workers in Bolton Hill on Sunday.
Violent Baltimore Weekend: Driver shot in face, 4 killed including man set on fire
Police have yet to make an arrest in a brutal crime reported on Sunday morning.
Aging Infrastructure: Tracing the E. coli contamination in Baltimore's water
A massive sinkhole that opened along East North Avenue in early July is partially to blame for the E. coli water contamination over Labor Day weekend.
Fells Point victim in grave condition after being shot in head; neighbors decry "lawless" behavior
A man is in grave condition after being shot in the head just after 1 a.m. Wednesday in Fells Point. A woman was shot in the arm during the same incident and is expected to survive.
'Adnan Syed is one of many': A look at MD defendants who have had murder convictions thrown out
The cheers and hugs at the scene of Adnan Syed's release at the downtown Baltimore courthouse Monday have played out before for other defendants.