Baltimore County reverses stance, backs release of sealed $100K settlement
Baltimore County supports unsealing the records in the lawsuit it brought against a former employee, which led to a $100,000 settlement.
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FOX45: Baltimore approves $153M contract for police equipment
City Council President Zeke Cohen voiced concerns about the lack of a competitive bidding process and ended up voting against the proposal.
Annapolis Mall sold in $272 million deal
Macerich, a Santa Monica-based real estate investment trust, announced Wednesday that it has purchased the Annapolis Mall from Centennial.
Maryland State Fair reveals 2026 dates
The Maryland State Fair released the planned dates for its 145th edition, and plans to run for three weekends this year, starting August 27.
Westminster man charged in robberies on East Main Street
Police arrested and charged a 34-year-old Westminster man after two robberies along East Main Street on Sunday.
New restaurants opening from Baltimore to Frederick
Here's a look at the latest restaurant openings in Maryland: from a Fells Point banchan bar to a Frederick outpost of a Baltimore staple.
Maryland Folk Festival canceled for 2026, event future uncertain
The Maryland Folk Festival will not return to Salisbury in 2026 after city officials cited sponsorship and grant funding challenges.
FOX45: Man arrested after armed robbery at Orioles team store
Police say the man entered the store and removed two jerseys from the wall then pulled a knife and ran after he was stopped by an employee.
FOX45: Husband charged in 2002 murder of wife on home detention
Prosecutors said they have eliminated the possibility that Michelle Rust committed suicide or disappeared voluntarily, leaving only Dwight Rust Jr. as having the means or motive to kill her.
Preakness 2026: Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo to skip race
Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo will skip the Preakness Stakes, it was announced Wednesday, ensuring there will be no Triple Crown winner.
Why the Supreme Court’s ruling on Voting Rights Act should be encouraging | STAFF COMMENTARY
Opinion: The Supreme Court's recognition that the nation has less need for racially based policies should be something worth celebrating, writes Torrey Snow.
The responsible choice for rebuilding Key Bridge | GUEST COMMENTARY
Guest commentary: Maryland remains steadfastly committed to rebuilding the Key Bridge as quickly, safely and cost-effectively as possible, writes Transportation Secretary Katie Thomson.
Salisbury says Wicomico fire funding dispute could cost unions
Salisbury says Wicomico’s proposed fire/EMS payment shortfalls could fuel a push to end collective bargaining. County cites catch-up money.
Baltimore exempts homes under $250K from tax sale; critics warn many still at risk
Baltimore will shield thousands of homeowners from losing their properties to tax sale this year, but advocates say the city isn’t going far enough.
Outdoor dining ‘here to stay,’ Annapolis says after leases not renewed
Annapolis says outdoor dining downtown is "here to stay," after restaurants were notified Friday that their outdoor leases were not renewed.
Salisbury police, fire reach tentative pay deals; other workers ‘not close’
A reported 6% police pay offer is fueling new tension at City Hall as Salisbury leaders move to remove collective bargaining from the charter.
The rapid embrace of AI in China, its biggest testing ground, may shape how AI is used globally
Over a year after the Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek, a main rival to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, stunned the world, China has become a testing ground.
Preakness at Laurel Park a Maryland moment | READER COMMENTARY
Reader commentary: Anne Arundel gets its moment to shine with upcoming Triple Crown event — and state's investment in racing.
Trump’s grandiose war rhetoric has bombed | READER COMMENTARY
Reader commentary: President's boastful claim of unleashing the 'greatest' military maneuver is an embarrassment.
Paid college athletes: Is this higher ed? | READER COMMENTARY
Reader commentary: Changing rules governing college sports and the big money involved deserve more scrutiny.
John Tillman blames himself for Maryland men’s lacrosse missing NCAA tourney
In his first remarks since Sunday night, the 16-year coach pointed the finger at himself for the Terps’ absence from the postseason.
AVAM’s Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race 2026 | PHOTOS
The theme at AVAM’s Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race is Fantasy and Folly.
I-95 shooter pleads guilty to attempted murder linked to workplace dispute
Kevin Gross, of Baltimore, who allegedly shot a co-worker on the shoulder of I-95, pleaded guilty to first-degree attempted murder Monday.
Maple Lawn to get new Bruster’s Ice Cream shop and pizza restaurant
Maple Lawn is set to get a Bruster's Ice Cream shop and a new pizza restaurant, thanks to a Howard County couple.