Maryland teen arrested for deadly 2024 shooting at The Mall in Columbia
A Maryland teen accused of a shooting that left one person dead inside a Howard County mall in 2024 was arrested in New York, U.S. Marshals and county police said Thursday.
Baltimore's Harborview Marina sold at auction with one bid for $2.9 million
Baltimore's Harborview Marina was sold at an auction after one bid on Wednesday, the Baltimore Banner reports.
Man arrested for Baltimore shooting that left woman dead on Mother's Day
A man was arrested for the murder of a 23-year-old woman on Mother's Day, according to Baltimore Police.
Firm in Baltimore Archdiocese bankruptcy case says stolen data was deleted after cyber breach
A financial advisory firm working on multiple church bankruptcy cases, including the Baltimore Archdiocese, said it has not found evidence that data stolen in a cybersecurity breach has appeared online.
Baltimore Ravens announce next phase of renovations at M&T Bank Stadium
The Baltimore Ravens have announced the second phase of "The Next Evolution" renovation project at M&T Bank Stadium.
BGE customers can expect an electricity price increase on June 1. Here's why.
Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) customers in Maryland will see another significant increase in the price of electricity starting June 1.
Baltimore County teachers protest over promised raises amid budget shortfalls
Dozens of Baltimore County teachers protested on Tuesday, urging school and county officials to honor a three-year contract that promised annual salary increases, which are now at risk due to budget constraints.
Congressman says he was denied access to Kilmar Abrego Garcia in El Salvador
Maryland Rep. Glenn Ivey said he was denied access to Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he traveled to El Salvador to check on him.
Another Maryland lawmaker travels to El Salvador to see Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Another Maryland lawmaker is heading to El Salvador to check on Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran native who was mistakenly deported from the U.S. despite a court order that should have blocked his removal.
Baltimore city pools reopen with new schedule and operating hours
Baltimore pools opened Saturday, May 24, for the Memorial Day weekend, but swimmers should prepare for changes to the summer 2025 schedule.
Maryland's Chesapeake Bay sees concerning drop in blue crab population
Maryland's Chesapeake Bay is seeing a concerning drop in its population of blue crabs, according to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
Baltimore ranks among most affordable large cities for homebuyers in 2025, report finds
Baltimore ranked 22 on Wallethub's list of most affordable cities for homebuyers in 2025.
Maryland saw private sector job growth in April, as federal sector sees decline
Maryland added 2,300 job in April, according to the latest report from the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Maryland legislators ask federal regulators to stop impending energy rate hikes
Maryland officials are pushing federal regulators to step in as Baltimore Gas and Electric customers face a $16 monthly bill increase starting June 1.
Maryland settles with 3 companies accused of housing discrimination
Maryland has settled with three companies accused of housing discrimination, according to Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown.