One Baltimore man was convicted and another pleaded guilty in a drug conspiracy tied to mass overdoses that left at least 25 people needing treatment near North and Pennsylvania avenues.

The Sapia family served its final oceanfront Italian dinner Thursday, ending a four-decade run at Harrison Hall Hotel.

Justin Burchett allegedly passed vehicles on the shoulder, including a school bus, and struck two police cruisers before airbags finally stopped him in Darlington.

Terry Schmansky's daughters say male DNA sits untested for a match as their mother's Dundalk murder passes 37 years cold.

Online discussions about a threat said to have been posted on Canvas under the name Maryland Hackers United rattled Howard County families this week.

Vino in Vogue trades its usual vibe for a Western theme, with a mobile petting farm rolling into Aliceanna Street.

A Rockville dealer and two gun owners want a federal judge to pause Maryland's ban before it hits stores January 1.

Governor Wes Moore's new panel will review proposed data center projects requiring more than 25 megawatts when they seek a state permit, incentive, or letter of support.

Police say the boy was speeding over 70 mph and high on marijuana when his sedan hit a minivan head-on, killing two men.

Elias Crespo Tejada died at a shock trauma center after his motorcycle struck a turning Nissan on Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard.

Governor Wes Moore's new AI framework tackles algorithmic rent-setting and child chatbot safety, but much of it still needs General Assembly approval.

Teresa Ann Houck vanished after her Block shift in 1986. Nearly 40 years later, a DNA hit finally names a suspect.

Police found gunfire evidence but no victim on Barclay Street before the wounded man reached a hospital on his own.