What are Baltimore unions doing to protect workers during this heat wave?
Preparing for the heat is top of mind for Baltimore worker unions, including the city's firefighters and port workers.
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland helps vulnerable neighbors during heat wave
Keeping the most vulnerable neighbors safe during the heat wave is a priority for Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland.
Here's how to prepare your home for the extreme heat coming to Maryland.
Energy bills continue to rise as Marylanders prepare for a heat wave. BGE said it's important to prep your home now to keep your costs low.
Marylanders prepare for dangerously hot temperatures, high humidity
With humidity factored in, it will feel hotter than 105 degrees.
Service members and visitors unite at Baltimore's Sail250
Tall ships, warships, and even fighter planes are on full display around Baltimore's harbor this weekend as Sail250 Maryland and Airshow Baltimore are officially underway.
USS Marinette arrives in Baltimore for Sail250: "It packs a punch"
One of the most unique ships featured in Sail250 Maryland and Airshow Baltimore can be found docked at the Baltimore Peninsula.
Mother testifies at trial of Maryland father accused of killing 4-year-old son
A Maryland mother testified during the trial for a father accused of shooting and killing his 4-year-old son in 2024.
Baltimore firefighter's union calls on leaders to address outage of fire suppression apparatuses
The Baltimore City Firefighters' Union says as many as 10 fire suppression apparatus were out of service at the end of last week, calling it a major public safety problem.
Another Baltimore pool was closed due to vandalism
The Walter P. Carter pool in Baltimore was closed due to vandalism.
Police identify man suspected of killing Towson University student
Baltimore County police released new information about the man they're looking for in a suspected road rage shooting that ended in the death of a Towson University student.
100,000 Maryland voters have cast ballots for early voting, election officials say
Election leaders in Maryland say about 100,000 voters have made their voice heard during early in-person voting for the primary election through Wednesday, with one more day to go.
Baltimore mayor signs bill keeping smoke shops away from schools and parks
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed a bill into law that restricts where smoke shops can operate within city limits.
Maryland AG requests dismissal of lawsuit demanding state turn over voter roll
The Maryland Attorney General's Office is asking a judge to dismiss a federal lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice, which demands that the state turn over its voter roll.
Democratic candidates for Baltimore County Executive discuss community issues
During the primary election on June 23, Baltimore County voters will decide which county executive candidates will secure their spot on the ballot for the general election in November.
Safe Streets worker's arrest has Baltimore leaders defending vetting process
The Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) says there is an intense vetting process for people who work within Safe Streets, Baltimore's violence-prevention organization.