The CIAA Tournament was expected to generate more than $30 million for the area.
A jury has found Daaon Spears not guilty of murdering Deanta Dorsey in January 2023.
After a beautiful and warm Saturday in the 60s - Temperatures drop back into the 40s on Sunday
The Howard County School Board voted on its 2027 fiscal year budget and finalized future spending plans, but families are concerned about the crumbling schools that have been forgotten.
Novartis has settled a lawsuit by the estate of Henrietta Lacks that alleged the pharmaceutical giant unjustly profited off her cells, which were taken from her tumor without her knowledge in 1951 and reproduced in labs to enable major medical advancements, including the polio vaccine.
The proposed bill, sponsored by House delegates Vaughn Stewart and Ryan Nawrocki, comes after inspectors general in several jurisdictions were denied access to records by governmental agencies.
Residents in Baltimore's Hampden community banded together after dealing with recent sewage backups in their homes.
A bill named after a 16-year-old girl who died while in state care went before the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
The Maryland State Department of Education says Baltimore City Public Schools has a 20.8% dropout rate, as compared to the state's average of 9.87%.
Long before hospitals were accessible to many Black families in Maryland, grand midwives were delivering babies, supporting mothers and sustaining entire communities.
Jury deliberations continued Friday in the retrial of a teen accused of killing a 16-year-old and wounding four others in a shooting in Baltimore in 2023.
A competency evaluation has been requested for a man who is accused of killing an elderly philanthropist and shooting at a Maryland State Police trooper.
A civilian and a firefighter were injured during a building fire in Baltimore in the South Clifton Park neighborhood, officials said.
Two Baltimore parents pleaded guilty to child abuse after their 5-year-old daughter was found dead in their home in 2024, according to the Baltimore State's Attorney's Office.
Baltimore County Superintendent Myriam Rogers will retire following the 2026 school year, she announced.