Governor Moore announces expansion of Hahn's Bro's Westminster headquarters
According to the governor's office, the Hahn's expansion will grow manufacturing operations, doubling the company's workforce in the region.
Maryland Transportation Authority Police targeting speeding drivers on I-95
MDTA Police said that on Friday alone, officers conducted 159 traffic stops and issued a combined 249 citations, warnings, and repair orders.
Governor Moore announces $4 million for efficient energy retrofit pilot program
The grant funding will be distributed among six state jurisdictions.
MTA to host community meetings for feedback on Red Line transit project
The community meetings will outline project considerations. Meeting topics will include share options for transit modes, bus and light rail transit, tunneling considerations, and more.
Harford County Farm Fair celebrating local agricultural heritage
The 36th annual Harford County Farm Fair kicked off Saturday morning at the Harford County Equestrian Center.
Governor Moore announces $100 million in grant funding to improve outdoor recreational spaces
Over $100 million in local grant funding has been made available to improve public access to outdoor recreation spaces throughout Maryland, Governor Wes Moore announced Monday.
Baltimore-native, LSU star Angel Reese to throw ceremonial first pitch before Orioles game
Baltimore-native LSU star Angel Reese will throw the ceremonial first pitch before Tuesday's Orioles game, the MLB announced Friday.
WJZ Exclusive: Former Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison explains departure: 'I was not forced out'
Former Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison spoke exclusively with WJZ News and The Baltimore Banner about why he left the department.
Howard County announces new program for child and maternal health resources
The program will provide clients, families, and health care professionals with information about pre-natal, postpartum, and infant resources in Howard County.
Residents suing BGE urge historic preservation to forbid gas regulator installations on 100-year-old homes
West Baltimore residents remain concerned amid a class action lawsuit against Baltimore Gas and Electric over its campaign to install external high-pressure gas regulators at homes in the city.
Cirque du Soleil coming to Baltimore Hippodrome in November with holiday performance
Cirque du Soleil is coming to Baltimore in November, performing their first holiday-themed show, "Twas the Night Before."
Maryland Treasurer announces 6% retroactive earnings rate for Maryland 529 holders
Maryland Treasurer Dereck Davis announced Monday, a retroactive 6% earnings rate for Maryland Prepaid College Trust account holders.
Baltimore DPW to host Residential Scrap Tire Drop-Off event
The Baltimore Department of Public Works is hosting a scrap tire drop-off event this Saturday.
Judge denies BGE's request to cancel preliminary hearing in class action lawsuit
A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge has denied Baltimore Gas and Electric's request to cancel the preliminary hearing in a class action lawsuit against the company.
Starbucks on Route 40 in Ellicott City becomes seventh location to unionize
Ellicott City employees are joining a nationwide movement of over 8,000 baristas organizing for better working conditions, fair wages, and consistent schedules.