Baltimore paid departing employees $300K in leave, OIG says
Baltimore’s OIG found city employees received more than $300,000 in leave and separation pay after leaving jobs.
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Randallstown firearm trainer charged with attempted murder
Donell Trusty Jr., co-owner of Trusty Training Solutions, a firearm training service, faces attempted murder charges.
Baltimore content creators on what it takes to be an influencer
Social media influencers seem to be just about everywhere. While it's a hobby for some, for others, it's a full-time job. Here's how.
Baltimore task force outlines path to close Sisson Street drop-off center
Baltimore’s Sisson Street Task Force released recommendations for closing the drop-off center and upgrading other sites.
Congratulations! | Pro Bowler Zay Flowers graduates from college
Baltimore Ravens Pro Bowler Zay Flowers became the first in his family to graduate college.
Moore highlights $45 million Guard shop, Havre de Grace business aid in latest tour stop
Gov. Wes Moore highlights a new National Guard maintenance shop and downtown Havre de Grace business aid in "Delivering for Maryland" tour.
Blue Angels arrive in Annapolis | PHOTOS
The Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron arrive in Annapolis Tuesday for the practice show in preparation for tomorrows Naval Academy Commissioning Week Air Show.
Shark bite, plane crash provide wild start to Memorial Day holiday
After a shark bite at Assateague and a plane landing on the beach, Ocean City officials say Memorial Day visitors are welcome.
Baltimore County apartment community sells for $67.1M
A suburban apartment complex off Interstate 95 in Nottingham has changed hands for $67.1 million.
Arrest made after Swastika taped on Prince George’s campaign sign
Prince George's County Executive candidate Greg Holmes said he's hopeful the taped vandalism was a "one-off," adding the sign was undamaged.
Maryland joins lawsuit over federal student loan limits
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown sued the U.S. Department of Education over a new rule that could limit federal student loan access.
Potholes expose growing money troubles for cities, states
Just 71.28% of roadways in Maryland are considered acceptable.
Ravens are on the field this week. Here are 5 things to watch at OTAs.
Beginning this week and stretching over the next three, the Ravens will hold up to 10 voluntary organized team activity practices. Here's what to watch for.
Man acquitted in retrial of hip-hop producer murder after spending 18 years in prison
Man convicted of killing hip-hop producer Scottie Beats acquitted in retrial
Anne Arundel County Council delays marijuana dispensary distancing vote
The Anne Arundel County Council delayed voting on a bill Monday that restricts where marijuana dispensaries in the county can be.
Suspect arrested on murder charge in Washington County triple killing
A Hagerstown man was arrested and charged in connection with a November 2025 triple murder and house fire in Washington County.
Plane performs emergency landing on OC beach
A small aircraft made an emergency landing on the beach in Ocean City after the pilot reported trouble, according to Ocean City Fire Department spokesperson Ryan Whittington. No injuries were reported to the...
Trump calls for investigation into Maryland mail-in ballot error; blames Moore
President Donald Trump blamed Gov. Wes Moore for the oversight and alleged that he "allowed" this error to happen "to make sure that Democrats win."
Blue Angels traffic plan updated; no changes to air show after Navy jet crash
The Blue Angels will bring traffic changes and limited parking to Annapolis. The air show will remain unchanged after a Navy jet crash.
Moore unveils $57M energy grants, but savings remain unclear
Gov. Wes Moore announced $57M in energy grants as debate grows over Maryland’s SEIF fund, utility costs and climate spending.
Woman claims Cancun Cantina denied her entry because of her hijab
A woman accused Cancun Cantina of denying her entry because of her hijab. The post has gained over 125,000 views.
Fatally shot man, officers identified in Southwest Baltimore Police shooting
The victim was identified as 46-year-old Louis Jackson of Baltimore. The officers were identified as Sharod Watson and Mark Rankine.
Baltimore abuse survivors, archdiocese hundreds of millions apart in bankruptcy plan
Baltimore abuse survivors criticized the archdiocese’s proposed bankruptcy settlement as too low and far from adequate compensation.
BTS Army raises $10K for nonprofit ahead of Baltimore concert
BTS Army raised $10,000 for a nonprofit that supports Baltimore youth ahead of the K-pop group's summer concert.