Four commercial channels at Port of Baltimore to be open by end of the week, Governor Moore says
Governor Moore gave an update on recovery efforts Tuesday afternoon, four weeks after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Gas leak not thought to be cause of Essex home explosion
A gas leak was not involved in the Essex home explosion Saturday, BGE said.
Home explosion rattles neighborhood in Essex
The home on Crafton Road near Avenal Road caught on fire around 11 p.m. and exploded, shaking a neighborhood awake.
Kennedy Krieger's annual 5K race raises $160K for kids with neurological diseases and disorders
The 20th annual Roar for Kids brought people from near and far to the Maryland Zoo Saturday morning.
Dali owners invoke historic maritime law to offset salvage costs following the Key Bridge Collapse
As salvage operations continue at the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse site, the owners of the Dali have invoked a centuries-old maritime law requiring cargo owners to contribute to the costs of salvaging the ship and its cargo.
New Baltimore cold case unit identifies suspect in 2017 murder of off-duty DC Metro officer
Dion Thompson has been charged with the 2017 murder of DC Metro Police Sgt. Tony Mason Jr. in Baltimore, State's Attorney Ivan Bates announced Wednesday.
Baltimore bishop explains decision for Archdiocese's proposed plan of closing dozens of parishes
Dozens of Catholic churches in Baltimore may be forced to close their doors in the Archdiocese's "Seek the City to Come" initiative.
Maryland restricts dairy cattle movement due to bird flu outbreak
The Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) is limiting the movement of dairy cattle into local farms after an outbreak of Avian Flu (H5N1), also known as bird flu, in seven states.
Baltimore couple charged with possessing child pornography, were flagged by IKEA security system
A Baltimore couple was arrested for possessing child pornography, according to police.
Police say violent crime near Inner Harbor is rising as officers investigate death of a teenager
Devron Tyner was shot in the 200 block of East Pratt Street. He died at Shock Trauma, police said.
Columbia residents alerted after five Baltimore teens arrested for armed robberies, attempted carjackings
Residents in a Columbia community are now on alert after five teenagers were arrested for armed robberies and attempted carjackings.
Maryland Science Center offers unique eclipse viewing experience
While we weren't in the path of totality, lots of Marylanders went outside to experience this rare occurrence.
Maryland shaken by 4.8 magnitude earthquake today
Maryland residents felt shakes across the state after a 4.8 magnitude earthquake, Friday morning.
"No jobs, no money": Tugboat operators share personal challenges following the Key Bridge collapse
Many jobs have come to a sudden halt following the Key Bridge collapse, including tugboat operators forced to wait for the main channel to be cleared.
Maryland trucking business feels supply chain impact from Key Bridge collapse: 'Ton of uncertainty'
White Marsh Transport Inc., a trucking business based in Sparrows Point, offloads cargo from ships at the port and transports them to suppliers and retailers.