Potty-training added to staff responsibilities in Anne Arundel schools
A potty-training policy was approved Wednesday by the Anne Arundel County Board of Education. Staff will now teach independent toileting.
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Video shows moments after 2024 Rodgers Forge shooting, as teens tried to clean getaway car
Judge imposed a longer sentence than prosecutors requested in the 2024 Baltimore County shooting of youth sports coach Mark McKenzie.
Baltimore’s proposed data center moratorium includes loophole for some projects
As Baltimore lawmakers debate whether to temporarily halt new data centers in the city, Johns Hopkins University is moving ahead.
Man accused of impersonating police officer, conducting I-695 traffic stop
Maryland State Police say a driver called 911 when a Ford Explorer behind him turned on blue and white lights before exiting the highway.
Federal Hill bakery to close its doors, end with weekend celebration
A 6-year-old Federal Hill bakery Dulceology, known for its iconic pink building, will shutter before the end of the month.
Western Tech lockdown lifted after police find no weapons on campus
A reported weapons scare at Western School of Technology and Environmental Science Thursday triggered a lockdown.
11 eateries close in and around Baltimore: Wico Brewing, Farmland Deli and more
Several eateries in Baltimore and beyond have recently announced their plans to close — and some have already shuttered.
Appellate Court deals blow to Guthrie’s attempt to return to Harford County office
A Harford County Council member who was removed from office will not be restored to his office, an appellate court ruled Wednesday.
2nd teen acquitted in Aberdeen birthday party killing
A Harford County judge fully acquitted Bernard Lee Wednesday of all counts in a shooting that killed one at a January 2025 birthday party.
818 Market in Catonsville sells for $3.1 million at auction
The building of Catonsville's former 818 Market has been sold at auction.
Bowie State to cut 79 positions, citing $18M budget shortfall
Bowie State University will be laying off 79 staff members for the upcoming academic year in order to balance an $18 million budget deficit.
Maryland nonprofit wants to take Lebron James co. to Supreme Court in trademark battle
Game Plan and LeBron James' Uninterrupted media company have been battling over the 'I Am More Than An Athlete' tagline since 2020.
Orioles’ Jackson Holliday set to begin 3rd rehab assignment
Orioles infielder Jackson Holliday will get back into a lineup with Double-A Chesapeake as he works back from hand surgery.
Utz recalls potato chips over possible Salmonella risk
Utz Brands is voluntarily recalling several varieties of Zapp’s and Dirty potato chips sold nationwide after learning that a seasoning ingredient may contain Salmonella.
Southwest planes clip wings at BWI
Two Southwest Airlines planes clipped wings while pushing back from their gates Monday night at BWI Marshall Airport.
Somerset balks at ‘whole blood grant,’ 1st responders say it saves lives
Somerset officials worry a whole-blood ambulance program could become a local cost obligation after grants end. ER doctors say it saves lives.
Foundation’s $50 million to Johns Hopkins aims to attract entrepreneurs
A foundation's $50 million gift to The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School is expected to ramp up university efforts to develop, attract and expand startup and technology ventures in Baltimore.
Maryland’s high costs push one family out, generation by generation
Maryland is facing growing concerns about affordability, housing costs and residents leaving the state in search of cheaper places to live.
FOX45: Mayor Scott defends staff travel as BOE signs off on expenses
The Board of Estimates approved more than $12,000 in expenses for travel that was completed months ago. City staffers are required to get approval before their travel begins.
Orioles beat Marlins, 7-4, as Pete Alonso’s 3-run HR backs Brandon Young
The Orioles beat the Miami Marlins, 7-4, on Wednesday behind Pete Alonso’s three-run homer and a quality start by Brandon Young.
Amy Sherald is branching out. But don’t worry. She’s still painting.
Former Baltimore artist Amy Sherald brings a smidge of Charm City into recent experiments exploring other genres.
Catonsville UPS driver advances to U.S. Open final qualifier: ‘I love this’
Catonsville golfer Nick Barrett, a full-time UPS driver, advanced to the final stage of U.S. Open qualifying on Wednesday.
Baltimore residents show support for IG in heated oversight hearing
Baltimore’s long-running fight over the independence of the city’s inspector general erupted into a tense, emotionally charged hearing Wednesday.
Mayor Scott wants to address root of problem after fatal dirt bike crash
Mayor Brandon Scott said he wants to address dirt bike injuries and accidents in Baltimore by getting at the "root of the problem."