Pepco customers push back against possible rate hike
Pepco customers in Maryland are pushing back against a proposed rate increase that could raise monthly power bills, as residents voiced their concerns during a public hearing Wednesday night.
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Storm Team4 Forecast: Rain clears out for sunshine and less humidity
The rain is finally clearing out for sunshine. Storm Team4 has the forecast for D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
Maryland sheriffs sue state over immigration enforcement bill
Seventeen sheriffs, represented by FAIR, request the courts to block the Community Trust Act before it takes effect later this year.
Charter bus catches fire after tire blew out
A charter bus caught fire after blowing a tire early Wednesday morning in Western Maryland.
26 missing foster children: Maryland says they are ‘runaways’
State officials have lost more than two dozen foster children in their care, a Spotlight on Maryland investigation has found. The Maryland Department of Human Services said 26 children are currently missing.
Weekend closures coming to B-W Parkway ramps to I-195
The Maryland State Highway Administration announced weekend closures coming to a pair of highway ramps in Anne Arundel County.
MCPS offers up to $12K retirement incentive amid budget cuts: report
Maryland’s largest school district is facing significant budget cuts and is now encouraging some staff to retire.
Weather Alert: Possible strong PM storms to end rainy, cloudy streak
Today could bring possible storms and strong winds by this afternoon. Storm Team4 has the forecast for D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
Candidates spend thousands to offset Maryland mail-in ballot confusion
Maryland candidates are spending heavily on voter outreach amid concerns mail ballot errors could affect turnout in key races.
Researchers: Look for a smaller dead zone in the Chesapeake Bay this summer
Low river flows this spring reduced the amounts of nutrient pollution flowing into the Chesapeake Bay leading to possibly the smallest annual dead zone on record.
Wes Moore signs Maryland Glock ban into law; NRA vows to sue
Violators will be fined up to $5,000 and/or charged with a misdemeanor and imprisoned for up to three years.
Maryland advocates call for mandatory radon testing laws
Four years ago, she was diagnosed with lung cancer a subsequent test of her Ellicott City home found elevated levels of the radioactive gas radon.
Maryland won’t say how many foster children are missing from state care as fears grow
Maryland officials claim they have policies for what to do when children disappear from state-supervised care. What they have not yet provided is a clear answer to a basic question: How many are missing righ...
AG: No charges in Northwest Baltimore police shooting
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown will not seek charges in a Baltimore police shooting on March 10.
Controversial Youth Charging Reform Act signed into law
Maryland's governor signed a measure into law that prosecutors across the state opposed.
PSC weighs EmPOWER Maryland changes as BGE seeks surcharge cut
Maryland utility regulators are debating whether to make changes to a program that incentivizes energy efficiency and conservation efforts.
Sports arena to be converted into $30M union training center
A Maryland union plans to spend millions to transform a shuttered sports arena in White Marsh. See what it's planned to become:
Venue gets mixed reviews as National Spelling Bee returns to DC ahead of White House UFC event
The Scripps National Spelling Bee has moved from suburban Maryland to downtown Washington, and not all spellers and their families appreciate the change.
DOJ contractor sentenced in $1.3M scheme involving government phones
A Maryland IT contractor for the DOJ was sentenced Tuesday for running a yearslong scheme involving thousands of government-issued cell phones.
Maryland law ends automatic adult charges for some juvenile offenders
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed a law Tuesday changing how some violent juvenile cases are handled, ending automatic adult charges for certain 16- and 17-year-olds in serious offenses.
Maryland woman describes ICE detention conditions in Louisiana
A woman from Maryland detained by ICE last year told News4 conditions are challenging inside the detention center where she’s been held since August.
Bowie couple who died during Hajj pilgrimage honored with Maryland law
The Don't You Worry (Wurie) Act requires travel agencies to be insured and registered in Maryland to eliminate any loopholes for fraudulent companies.
Maryland Matters: Newly formed early child care coalition aims to drive home importance of work
The Maryland Early Care and Education Coalition plans to develop a statewide early care and education workforce registry, and coordination with the Governor’s Workforce Development Board.
Maryland Matters: Data center battles started in the states. Now it’s Congress under siege
The future of data centers and their huge appetite for electricity is quickly escalating as a political flashpoint from coast to coast, moving from cities and states now to the nation’s capital.