Baltimore County wants Bowleys Quarters residents to weigh in on trails, fishing access and open space at the former coal plant.

Just six nestlings were observed among 37 Severn River nests this year, but later observations indicated that only three reached fledgling age, researchers say, amid a key food shortage in the Chesapeake.

Nearly 2,000 Baltimoreans voted to dethrone the Chanticleer pear, crowning a native giant that can live 300 years.

The new path will finally give cyclists and walkers a safe, off-street route to the 1891 Utica Mills Covered Bridge.

Four yurts and primitive campsites are bookable now at the former Savage River Lodge, with free public access to 55,000 acres of forest.

Davis outlived his brother Bud by more than three years before the same gut illness caught up with him at the Maryland Zoo.

Six to eight Maryland counties are now under quarantine as the invasive box tree moth threatens hedges from Mount Vernon to backyard gardens.

Baltimore's Inner Harbor overhaul adds pickleball, a Ninja Warrior course and a restored maritime memorial ahead of a grand opening.

A new footbridge and 10 miles of trails aim to lure crowds from packed Avalon into Woodstock's quiet ruins and quarries.

Patterson Park's public pool was closed Saturday after overnight vandalism, a BCRP alert said. Crews are repairing damage and testing the water before reopening.

Video shows a black bear wandering down North Market Street in downtown Frederick, prompting videos and social chatter from local shops and residents. Officials were contacted.

Baltimore approved a roughly $24M dredging of Lake Montebello this week. The two‑year project will close short stretches of the loop while crews remove decades of sediment.

Baltimore County released a concept for a 22‑acre Honeygo Glen park in Perry Hall that mixes mostly natural green space with pickleball courts, a pavilion and trails.