U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy visited BWI airport, discussed the government shutdown's impact on air travel and federal employees, and criticized Maryland Governor Wes Moore's stance.

The Maryland Lottery has awarded over $29 million, including a $128,772 jackpot to a Rockville player and a $100,000 prize in Baltimore. With the Mega Millions at $600 million, interest in lottery games is surging across the state.

Annapolis City Council caps short-term rentals at 10% per block to preserve community integrity, with existing licenses prioritized and exemptions for certain events.

The U.S. Naval Academy confirmed the death of Midshipman Second Class Kyle Philbert James, who was found after being reported missing. An investigation into the cause is underway.

The National Weather Service forecasts dreary weather for Baltimore, with light rain and windy conditions expected as a coastal low pressure system travels from the Carolina coast to the sea.

A DPW worker in Baltimore was injured after falling from a sanitation truck. The incident is under review amid concerns about the department's safety record following other recent accidents.

William Cook Jr. was arrested for the 1989 homicide of Garnet Griffith in Annapolis after a review of evidence.

The Maryland OAG is probing a police-involved shooting in Dundalk post a barricade incident. Details about injuries and individuals involved are yet to be released.

Maryland State Police are seeking public assistance in locating Carlus Gerald Jr., wanted for second-degree murder in Salisbury, after the fatal stabbing of Kem’mon Walker.

Maryland Congressman Johnny Olszewski and Senator Chris Van Hollen are forgoing their salaries during the federal government shutdown in solidarity with affected workers.

The Baltimore Ravens invested $20 million in a new Boys & Girls Club in West Baltimore, offering facilities and programs to enrich local youth, with support from celebrities and local leaders.

An 18-year-old is charged with first-degree murder for the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old at Lansdowne High School, as reported by Baltimore County Police.

A forensic accountant report accused Visit Harford! of misusing $372,000 in county funds, which led to legal action and increased scrutiny on the organization's spending.