Nearly 40 charged in major Southwest Baltimore drug trafficking takedown
Four criminal organizations involved in drug trafficking in Southwest Baltimore were dismantled during a major takedown.
Baltimore Ravens pop-up Flock Shop to return Nov. 27
The Baltimore Ravens will open their Ravens Pop-Up Flock Shop at M&T Bank Stadium will return on Wednesday, November 27.
Where to see the holiday lights in and around Baltimore this season
There are plenty of options available for those looking for holiday festivities in the Baltimore area.
Controversial electrical grid project could threaten Maryland's environmental ecosystem, CBF report says
The proposed Piedmont Reliability Project could pose a threat to Maryland's habitats and water quality, according to a report released Friday by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF).
Maryland-based dog bar Bark Social abruptly closes, plans to file for bankruptcy
Popular Maryland-based dog bar, Bark Social, announced its abrupt closure on Thursday in a social media post.
Baltimore to move forward with State Center development after $58M settlement approved
Maryland's Board of Public Works approved a $58.5 million settlement Wednesday to resolve litigation over Baltimore's State Center development project, clearing the way for new plans after nearly two decades of delays.
Video shows Maryland restaurant owner attacked after confronting group urinating outside business
Video obtained by WJZ shows the owner of a Towson restaurant being assaulted after he said he confronted a group of people urinating outside the business.
Traveling for Thanksgiving? Here are the best times to get on the road.
The Thanksgiving Holiday is just days away, and the Maryland State Highway Administration is expecting one of the busiest travel weekends on record.
Drought relief grants available for Howard County farmers as dry conditions continue
Howard County farms impacted by drought conditions in Maryland can apply for Drought Relief Grants, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball said Wednesday.
Baltimore County voters say reproductive freedom and inflation drove them to the polls, UMBC survey says
UMBC's Battleground Exit Poll took a look at how Baltimore County voted in the 2024 election.
Baltimore arts organization dismisses CEO after city ends contract over financial problems
The Board of Directors for the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) voted its CEO out Wednesday, two weeks after the city cut ties with the organization over financial troubles.
Maryland sees its first snowflakes Friday. Here's what to expect this winter.
We're one month away from the first day of winter in the Northern Hemisphere, but Maryland already saw its first winter weather on Friday, Nov. 22.
Baltimore City made $290,000 in duplicate payments to Safe Streets contractors, audit finds
An audit conducted by the Department of Audits revealed issues with the Baltimore Safe Streets reimbursement process, the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement said Wednesday.
Man to serve 3 life sentences for 2021 crime spree that left father, son, 19-year-old dead
A man was ordered to serve an additional life sentence, plus 15 years, after he shot and killed a 19-year-old, and murdered a father and son within three weeks in 2021, according to the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office.
Maryland trucker pleads guilty to illegally dumping thousands of gallons of fuel
A Waldorf man pleaded guilty to unlawful discharge of oil after prosecutors said he illegally dumped thousands of gallons of diesel fuel in violation of Maryland environmental laws, according to the Office of the Attorney General (OAG).