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The Somerset County school board is considering limiting access to young adult books for students under 18, sparking debate about censorship and educational freedom.
Dyann Mack steps into her role as Harford County's first Black superintendent, focusing on unity and student success amid community divisions.
With the Red Line shutdown in effect, a local commuter shares insights on using shuttle buses during the disruption.
A recent ruling by a Maryland court clarifies that police cannot stop individuals solely for possessing a firearm.
A woman from Severn, Maryland, recognized a jury duty scam after a caller mispronounced local place names, prompting her to warn others.
Authorities are investigating an attempted robbery incident involving an elderly man outside a Baltimore convenience store.
A bus crash in Pikesville on Wednesday night has left 28 individuals injured, with one person in critical condition.
A bus crash in Pikesville, Maryland, resulted in injuries to at least 28 individuals, with one in critical condition.
Relatives of two victims from a mass shooting during a block party in South Baltimore are taking legal action against the city's housing authority.
A Baltimore County judge ruled against dismissing murder charges after a detective accessed a suspect's phone without a warrant.
The Baltimore City Council has unanimously approved a $4.9 billion budget that prioritizes immigrant support, education, and modest tax relief for homeowners.
Mayor Brandon Scott emphasizes the need for further action as Fells Point enhances security to manage underage gatherings.
A Maryland Transit Administration bus crash in Pikesville on Wednesday night injured at least 28 individuals, with one in critical condition.
Maryland officials are investigating potential criminal misconduct by prison staff following the suspicious death of an inmate.
A bipartisan Wisconsin panel suggests Elon Musk may have violated election laws with his $1 million voter incentive offer.
Baltimore County community members voice their concerns over juvenile crime and public safety at recent town halls.
Baltimore Police are looking for the public's help to identify six individuals involved in the assault of a 74-year-old man outside a 7-Eleven.
Senate Intelligence Committee raises concerns about Jay Clayton's potential interference in U.S. elections during confirmation hearing.
A firefighter was hospitalized following a house fire in Elkridge where multiple crews responded to control the blaze.
Baltimore Police are investigating an attempted robbery of a 74-year-old man, seeking the public's assistance in identifying six suspects.