By Caroline Foreback Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) -- In the 1950s and 60s, WANN Radio in ...

The trial has been continued for a man charged with first-degree murder and other hate-crime-related charges. Charles Robert ...

On a multi-million dollar property, however, water steals the show. The outdoor pool is heated. The bathroom for the main ...

Approximately 162,674 people moved to Maryland in 2023, while 198,764 moved out. This represents a net loss of 36,090 residents. While the state has grown since 2020, domestic migration has not been ...

Legislation that would strip protections from state wildlands to make way for new overhead transmission lines lacks adequate information to be passed, William R. Neil said. The Frostburg resident and ...

The local Freedom Caucus announced their proposals to lower prices with Maryland’s lone GOP Congressman Andy Harris. They asked Governor Moore to take action immediately on the state’s power plants; ...

Lovers of vinyl records and romance get the best of both worlds at Byrdland Records in Northeast D.C. with the site-specific performance, “Love & Vinyl.” ...

Advocates rally in Annapolis against proposed cutbacks to Maryland's education reform, despite an education spending increase ...

If Morton’s is the sophisticated older sibling in Baltimore’s steakhouse family, then Michael’s Steak & Lobster House is the ...

They see value in filing cases, waging litigation and generating media attention. All the things that you would do in a political campaign, Phil Goldberg, with MAP, said.

Legislation proposed to change the state’s wildland classification will be the subject of an upcoming hearing. State Sen.