Winter storm headed for Maryland this weekend. How much snow will we get?
Marylanders are bracing for a storm that forecasters say will dump snow, sleet and rain across the state.
A picture of a vehicle window from the perspective of someone inside the vehicle, looking out. The window is covered in rain and melting frost, with a rearview mirror in the photo and an icy landscape beyond.
Trainer for Baltimore boxer Gervonta Davis facing felony assault charges in Nevada
Calvin Ford, trainer for champion boxer Gervonta Davis, is facing felony assault charges in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Coach Calvin Ford shed tears upon seeing Rafiullah Yari win in the second round. “You know, he told me the other day he felt like family. So you know I’m doing my job to make a person from another country feel that way.”
Small earthquake strikes Montgomery County
A 2.3 magnitude earthquake registered in Montgomery County early Tuesday morning.
Minimum wage, spam calls and health coverage: Changes to Maryland law coming in 2024
A new minimum wage, fewer telephone spam calls and updates to health insurance coverage are coming to Maryland with the start of the new year.
Maryland labor organizers pushed for lawmakers to increase the tipped minimum wage in March 2019 amid the larger wage hike fight.
Sneakers, drones and Berger cookies: Inside the Port of Baltimore, these locals help seafarers get what they need
Seafarers coming through Baltimore typically have precious few days — sometimes just hours — to stock up on basic necessities and items to help pass the time during long voyages.
Rev. Joshua Messick walks up the gangway of the Anglo Alexandria holding a white trash bag full of holiday care packages.
Baltimore’s bereaved mothers are building a network. Don’t call it trauma bonding.
Through fashion shows, sip-and-paints and slumber parties, the women remind themselves that hobbies are healing.
Krystal Gonzalez hugs Donna Bruce after speaking about her daughter, Aaliyah Gonzalez, who was shot and killed at Brooklyn Homes earlier this year.
‘I’m very different today than I was’: What gun violence did to three Baltimore mothers
Instead of trying to fill the void, some bereaved moms search for other women who have one, too.
Melissa Bagley, Krystal Gonzalez, and Erica Colbert reflect on the loss of those close to them. They've lost a son, daughter and grandson to gun violence in Baltimore City.
Mayor Brandon Scott gets engaged on Christmas Day to girlfriend Hana Pugh
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott shared the news of his engagement to girlfriend Hana Pugh on Facebook on Dec. 25, 2023. No wedding date has been publicly announced.
Mayor Brandon Scott arrives at the 148th Preakness Stakes.
A Baltimore man fled a traffic stop, dragging a police officer with him. Was it attempted murder?
A jury is deliberating whether to convict Joseph Black for accelerating his car during a 2022 traffic stop, dragging Det. Sgt. Kenneth Ramberg and seriously injuring him.
Baltimore Police take a suspect into custody in the case of a sergeant who police and witnesses say was dragged by a vehicle while conducting a traffic stop.
Enoch Pratt Free Library’s top leader Heidi Daniel to step down in February
Daniel is stepping down after seven years heading Baltimore’s 137-year-old library system.
Heidi Daniel, who has served as the Pratt’s president and CEO since 2017, will leave her position by the end of February.
Crofton man dies after Anne Arundel County Police use Taser on him
The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is investigating the circumstances of the 21-year-old man’s encounter with police.
An Anne Arundel County Police vehicle.
Maryland BGE customers will see increased utility rates
In a unanimous decision, the Maryland Public Service Commission has authorized a rate increase over three years.
A BGE truck in the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland, on Friday, Oct. 14, 2022.
Baltimore’s plan to tackle vacant houses gets boost from Bloomberg Philanthropies
An expanded innovation team is tasked with identifying the most effective policies and practices for addressing vacant properties.
A house at 1113 North Carrollton Avenue was among 37 vacant or abandoned homes auctioned the last week of November and the first week of December by the Housing Authority of Baltimore City.
Howard County parts ways with auditor behind controversial report profiling Black sorority members
Craig Glendenning’s name appears scrubbed from the Howard County Council website this week.
Howard County Library, Equity Resource Center at Central Branch in Columbia
Inside Johns Hopkins University’s plan to make Baltimore a national hub for artificial intelligence
Johns Hopkins University is building a Data Science and AI Institute on the Homewood campus, with the goal of positioning Baltimore as the nation’s foremost destination for data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
K.T. Ramesh, interim co-director of Johns Hopkins University’s new data science and translation institute, speaks as fellow co-Director Rama Chellappa listens via video chat at the University’s Homewood campus on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023.
20 more people sue Maryland, alleging abuse in state’s juvenile detention centers
20 women have filed a lawsuit against Maryland and its Department of Juvenile Services alleging rampant sexual abuse as children while incarcerated at the state’s Thomas J.S. Waxter Children’s Center in Laurel.
The now-shuttered Thomas J.S. Waxter Children’s Center in Laurel
Maryland Attorney General launches investigation into an Anne Arundel Co. officer who used Taser on a man
An Anne Arundel County police officer identified as Corporal A. Stallings on Oct. 29 critically injured an unnamed man, who fell and hit his head after he was stunned with a Taser.
The attorney general's Independent Investigations Division said Thursday it is looking into the circumstances of the Oct. 29 incident.
Norman Lear’s first flop was a show about Baltimore. He thought it was ‘terrific.’
Audiences hated Norman Lear’s show about a Baltimore hotel. To the television legend, the racy 1975 series “Hot l Baltimore” was “terrific.”
Television producer Norman Lear is shown in his office in Los Angeles on March 29, 1979.
A Harford Co. Proud Boy went to the Capitol on Jan. 6. He’s now facing a federal felony charge.
Federal authorities have identified Harford County resident Brandon Heffner, 38, among a group of rioters on the U.S. Capitol’s lower West Terrace in video footage from Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Brandon Keith Heffner of Harford County, Maryland, was charged Dec. 5, 2023, with impeding a law enforcement officer, remaining in a restricted area, interfering with an official government function and making threats to Congress. The charges stem from the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Baltimore Police tactical unit responds to report of an armed student at Kenwood High School
Baltimore County Police took a student into custody Friday after a report of an armed individual sent Kenwood High School into a brief lockdown.
6/16/22—A Baltimore County police car sits outside of the Public Safety Building and Police Department in Towson.
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