Gov. Wes Moore spoke on national issues over Maryland’s in TV news interviews
Gov. Moore made 27 national TV appearances between July and October, discussing national politics in most and Maryland-specific issues in only a few.
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Questions Arise Around Baltimore's 911 Diversion Plan
The city's program to send nonpolice responders to thousands of 911 calls a year is drawing new warnings from fire unions and city lawmakers, who question its long-term funding and effectiveness.
Maryland spends millions in taxpayer dollars on private lawyers but can’t say how much
Maryland officials cannot say how much taxpayer money is spent on private lawyers, months after promising a statewide estimate.
Jesse Minter says Ravens need ‘a little bit more’ from leaders
Ravens coach Jesse Minter asked for more from the team's leaders at Monday's news conference.
$493M: Blueprint spending surges at high-poverty schools, but academic gains lag
A $493 million investment into Maryland’s high-poverty schools seems to be producing mixed results in terms of chronic absenteeism and test scores.
Trick or Treat in Ellicott City, plus new pizza spots | MOSTLY MAIN STREET
Ellicott City's Trick or Treat on Main Street runs Oct. 31 from 4 to 6 p.m. with a tunnel drill and police and fire vehicles on display.
Former restaurant in Glen Burnie to become shared commercial kitchen
A former Glen Burnie restaurant will become The Culinary Square, a shared commercial kitchen expected to open next spring for food entrepreneurs.
Baltimore youth fund sent $400K to nonprofit with transparency concerns
The Baltimore Children and Youth Fund awarded $250,000 in taxpayer funds this year to a nonprofit that hasn't had a publicly available tax form since 2023, raising transparency concerns about how it spends t...
Baltimore Catholic Archdiocese sees largest group of men studying for the priesthood in decades
More men are becoming seminarians in the Baltimore archdiocese than ever, bucking a national trend.
FBI offers $10,000 reward in East Baltimore shooting that paralyzed 3-year-old boy
BPD told WBAL-TV 11 News they have received tips related to the case and the investigation remains open and ongoing.
Ocean City shelter offers a bed at night. Where will guests go on cold winter days?
Ocean City’s Shelter By-the-Sea prepares for its first winter as guests face 12 daytime hours outside and a federal lawsuit remains unresolved.
Person fatally struck by MTA bus on Route 295 in Linthicum
MTA officials confirmed a person was fatally struck early Friday in the area of southbound Route 295 at Nursery Road.