Maryland Governor Larry Hogan opens up stadiums to limited capacity for fans
Governor Larry Hogan announced on Friday that Maryland’s stadiums can open up to fans – but with heavy restrictions in place.
Maryland Zoo in Baltimore welcomes lesser kudu calf
The Maryland Zoo is welcoming its newest member – say hello to Kadett!
DC National Guard’s low-flying helicopters targeted in ACLU complaint
The ACLU is filing a complaint claiming the D.C. National Guard’s use of low-flying helicopters during the June Black Lives Matters protests constituted “an unprecedented attempt to interfere with fundamental constitutional rights.”
DC No. 4 among America’s ‘rattiest’ cities; Baltimore rises into top 10
D.C. is holding onto its spot in the top five on one America’s most dubious lists.
National Aquarium releases rescued sea turtles – Halloumi, Mozzarella and Stilton – back to the ocean
Halloumi, Mozzarella and Stilton have returned to their home.
Police allow anti-abortion students to paint ‘Black Preborn Lives Matter’ at Planned Parenthood in Baltimore
Authorities allowed anti-abortion students to paint the phrase "Black Preborn Lives Matter" outside of a Planned Parenthood facility in downtown Baltimore on Saturday, with coloring that is designed to wash off in the rain.
University of Maryland School of Nursing pioneer Esther McCready dies at 89
A groundbreaking figure in the fight for civil rights in Maryland has passed away.
Iron streak, golden memory: Ripken embraces 2,131st game 25 years later
It’s been 25 years since Cal Ripken broke Lou Gehrig’s major league record for consecutive games played, a feat the Baltimore Orioles star punctuated with an unforgettable lap around Camden Yards in the middle of his 2,131st successive start.
Political mail delayed in Baltimore before primary, according to audit
A national U.S. Postal Service audit found that 68,000 pieces of political mail were delayed for five days upon arriving at a Baltimore mail processing facility ahead of Maryland’s June primary.
Hundreds help clean up site of fatal Baltimore explosion
More than 400 people showed up to the northwest Baltimore neighborhood on Sunday to help clear away debris from the scene where three row homes were leveled, news outlets reported.
Morgan State mourns sophomore killed in Baltimore explosion
The Morgan State community is mourning after a sophomore student was identified as one of the victims in a massive explosion in Baltimore that leveled three homes on Monday.
Second Baltimore explosion victim found overnight, officials say
Two people are dead after a natural gas explosion leveled three homes in Baltimore on Monday.
Chief of critical care at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore dies of COVID-19
Dr. Joseph J. Costa who served as the chief of critical care at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore passed away over the weekend from COVID-19.
Report: Maryland ambulance firm tried to raise rates due to COVID-19
The city of Baltimore has declined to pay an additional $637,000 to an ambulance company accused in a report of trying to raise its rates because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore police sergeant charged with kidnapping after refund dispute
A Baltimore city police sergeant has been accused of kidnapping a man in order to get a refund on a home improvement project.
Restaurant apologizes after Black woman, son denied service over dress code
Atlas Restaurant Group said it was disturbed by the incident and placed the manager seen in the video on indefinite leave.
National Aquarium reopening next week
The National Aquarium has announced that it will reopen next week.
Disgraced former Baltimore mayor pleads guilty to perjury charge
Baltimore’s disgraced former mayor pleaded guilty to a state perjury charge Friday for failing to disclose a business interest relating to her “Healthy Holly” children’s books on her financial disclosure forms when she was a state senator.
Thousands of Maryland’s unemployed still waiting for relief
Marylanders participated in an emotional protest on Wednesday outside the Department of Labor in Baltimore.
Ravens linebacker blasts Goodell's 'black lives matter' speech
Ravens linebacker Matthew Judon criticized the timing of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's assertion that the league believes “black lives matter," saying Monday that the message should have been delivered long ago.