Seppia, from the owners of La Cuchara, opened on Hampden’s Avenue with seafood-focused pastas, a large Italian wine list and a restored Five & Dime interior.

A Comptroller report finds healthcare employs more than 427,000 Marylanders — about 16% of jobs — even as burnout, vacancy rates and an aging population strain hospitals and long‑term care.

Maryland's new PACE Act restricts when song lyrics and other creative works can be used as evidence. Supporters say it curbs bias; prosecutors warn it may hamper prosecutions.

Anne Arundel says it’s roughly 692 Republican election judges short for the June 23 primary. Officials warn they’ll begin filling GOP vacancies with other-party applicants if sign-ups don’t rise.

Baltimore homicide detectives are offering up to $8,000 for tips in the Nov. 13, 2022 killing of Antonio Warrington. Metro Crime Stoppers is taking anonymous tips.

A Baltimore judge denied a motion to suppress an eyewitness ID in the Montford Avenue murder case, leaving identification and fingerprint evidence available to prosecutors.

Hundreds of seniors rallied at the Waxter Center as the city prepares a feasibility study and temporary relocations. Members say the center is their social lifeline.

A Gifts of Green scratch-off sold in Hagerstown paid $500,000 this week and led a statewide run of big Maryland Lottery payouts. Winners and retailers are now sorting claims and bonuses.

A late‑April freeze devastated grape buds across Virginia and Maryland, forcing wineries to redraw staffing and bottling plans. Growers and state agencies are tallying losses and watching for recovery.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in the leg Sunday in Southeast Baltimore; detectives say the shooting may have started on North Lakewood Avenue.

A 15-year-old was arrested after police say he struck his 1-year-old brother in the head in Northeast Baltimore. The baby was treated for non-life-threatening injuries as detectives investigate.

Two vacant buildings on the Springfield Hospital Center campus burned Saturday in a suspected arson; state fire marshals are investigating.

Court officials say the man who shot a Baltimore County police officer will plead guilty and be committed to a psychiatric hospital.