Internal state records show Maryland health officials knew the unlicensed care home industry was "getting worse" but didn't take sweeping enforcement actions.

During a presentation of the Annapolis Fire Department's Strategic Plan on Monday, the conversation turned to staffing concerns in the department.

Anne Arundel Countys push to introduce more affordable, smaller cottage homes moved forward Monday with a series of amendments approved by the County Council though not without heated debate over who the homes should serve. The bill, sponsored by District 1 Democrat Pete Smith, creates a definition for cottage homes: 800-square-foot dwellings that can be ...

Harford Community College held its annual Winter ArtsFest Sunday at the Chesapeake Welcome Center and Theater in Bel Air, featuring a “Sunday Afternoon of Music and Art” showcasing faculty jazz performances and the Annual Art + Design Faculty and Staff Exhibition.

Here is a roundup of high school varsity roundup on Monday, Feb. 2.

Both commercial runways at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) were temporarily closed for about two hours Monday night to complete emergency pavement repairs, airport officials said.

Ofundem Mbelem came up big in the fourth quarter as Indian Creek girls basketball topped Severn to remain unbeaten in IAAM B play.

Reservoir girls basketball used a hot start to jump on Mt. Hebron and cruise to a 42-26 victory. Sam Feher scored a game-high 18 points.

The images all contain digital watermarks identifying them as AI.

An attorney says Gabbard has delayed giving members of Congress a complaint about her conduct.

WSSC Water has lifted its essential-water-use-only request for all 1.9 million customers in Prince Georges and Montgomery counties, officials announced Monday afternoon.

Legal experts question the lawsuit's amount and necessity.

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An X account pretending to be a Maryland football coach tricked high school prospects into believing they were offered scholarships.

Four Anne Arundel Countysites were awarded grants to help preserve local African American history.

The House vote came days after a House committee advanced the bill following testimony from Gov. Wes Moore and about 400 Marylanders who testified.

Savage residents said plows blocked sidewalks and left icy barricades, forcing pedestrians including students and seniors to walk along hazardous roads.

The deal will combine AI chatbot Grok, Starlink, and social media company X.

Outdoor apparel retailer Eddie Bauer is expected to close its stores in North America and file for bankruptcy.

Ocean City officials will hear a residency challenge against Council Secretary Tony DeLuca that could trigger a special election if upheld.

"I was young," writes Armstrong Williams, "and had been tasked with selecting a keynote speaker. Instead of playing it safe, I took a risk and set my sights on Richard Pryor."

Brendan Banfield told police he came across Joseph Ryan attacking his wife with a knife.

Howard County saw a decrease in four-year cohort graduations from 2024 to 2025, ranking 11th of Maryland's 24 school systems.

Dr. Gladys B. West, a pioneering mathematician whose little-recognized work in a Naval lab helped create GPS, died Jan. 17 at her daughter's home in Fredericksburg, Virginia. She was 95.

The Ravens had limited options in their defensive coordinator search, but they landed a strong hire in Anthony Weaver.