Baltimore port workers join nationwide strike after union contract expires

Port workers in Baltimore joined others around the country when the union representing about 45,000 workers went on strike for the first time in nearly five decades.

Infant, 7 adults escape Gaithersburg house fire

An infant, seven adults, and a dog are safe after they escaped a Montgomery County house fire early Wednesday morning.

Damp start Wednesday in DC area with some sunshine expected by afternoon

A damp and dreary Wednesday morning in the Washington, D.C. region that may give us some glimpses of sunshine by later this afternoon.

Man found shot to death in Silver Spring park

Police are investigating after a man was found shot dead at a Silver Spring park.

Port workers strike turns violent in Baltimore

The port workers strike turned violent in Baltimore Tuesday just hours after the contract between the ports and about 45,000 members of the International Longshoremen’s Association expired at midnight.

New Maryland Laws 2024: Here’s the FULL LIST effective October 1

Dozens of new laws passed by the Maryland General Assembly will take effect on Oct. 1, bringing significant changes across various sectors, including employment, transportation, and public health. 

Rainy start to October in DC region; warmth and sunshine expected by midweek

A soggy start to October in the Washington, D.C. region as rain and mist created a dreary start to our Tuesday. Make sure to grab umbrellas and rain jackets, as the wet weather pattern persists for one more day before improving later this week.

New Maryland laws include ending Noah’s Law loophole, protecting children online

At the stroke of midnight, new laws took effect in Maryland on Tuesday, October 1st. Those laws stretch from increasing safety for everyone on the roadways to making it safer for children online.  

Maryland mother of four killed in double homicide; Ex-husband arrested

An arrest has been made in a double homicide that happened in a New Market home, Frederick County authorities announced Monday.

Federal judge to hear arguments on University of Maryland’s vigil cancellation

A federal judge will hear arguments Monday regarding the University of Maryland’s decision to cancel an October 7th campus vigil marking one year since the beginning of Israel’s war with Hamas and remembering the lives lost.

Hurricane Helene: Maryland rescue teams save 17

The Maryland Helicopter Aquatic Rescue Team was deployed for Hurricane Helene assistance by Governor Wes Moore.