Maryland lawmakers secured nearly $1.2M to expand Baltimore’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy, giving the city federal support as the program moves into new districts.

Chesapeake High forfeited two softball games after students allegedly taunted a Black player on a livestream; the district says disciplinary action left the roster short.

Jewish leaders in Anne Arundel County want a county fund to help faith groups and nonprofits with security costs; the county executive says it won't be in his next budget.

Dozens of BCCC faculty rallied on campus Wednesday with AFSCME, demanding a fair wage counter and fixes to cancelled classes and shrunken student services. The action follows a state labor‑board finding against the college.

Howard Community College's Cathy and Danny Bell Trades Center will open this fall with labs and apprenticeships aimed at easing Maryland's skilled‑trade shortage.

Former Baltimore residents in Israel describe sheltering through sirens and missile alerts while saying family and community keep them there.

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.

After an overtime shift in Rosedale, a Baltimore man who works as a street sweeper bought a scratch-off and later claimed a $100,000 top prize at Maryland Lottery headquarters.

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 Baltimore mother who lost her partner in the Key Bridge collapse was placed in removal proceedings after USCIS denied a parole request.

After months of complaints, Baltimore Auto Body agreed to vacate its South Hanover Street Federal Hill shop by April 30 following multi-agency enforcement.

Maryland's Attorney General has filed charges alleging Capital Jazz failed to refund at least 103 customers a combined $642,240 after a canceled March 2026 SuperCruise; a July hearing is set.

Dock Street merchants hope this weekend’s Spring Sailboat Show will make up for months of lost parking and sales during the City Dock rebuild.