Anthropic has vowed to sue over the designation.

Zobaidul Amin pleaded not guilty during an initial court appearance in Anchorage on Thursday.

A jury delivered its verdict against Asif Merchant on Friday.

The trial for an Abingdon teen charged with the shooting and killing of one teen and attempted murder of another during a January 2025 birthday party in Aberdeen began Thursday in Harford County Circuit Court.

As the weather begins to warm, Maryland chefs and diners alike are eager to see and taste a seasonal shakeup.

An early Friday morning house fire in Jarrettsville left an estimated $750,000 in damages after an occupant walked away from their kitchen while preparing fried shrimp, the Office of the Maryland State Fire Marshal said.

The shuttered Saks include stores in Chevy Chase, Maryland, Chicago and Las Vegas.

Police and SWAT are on scene at a barricade situation for an individual dealing with a mental health crisis.

Playwright Dan Rodricks' "No Mean City: Baltimore1966" sets the O's improbable pennant push against the backdrop of the Civil Rights movement.

Several of the state senators are running for statewide office, with primaries on May 19.

On Friday, Navy was rewarded for its tremendous success this season when it swept all four Patriot League postseason awards.

Reiner appears to be in mental observation housing, due to the violence of his alleged crime and his history of poor mental health, the Daily Mail added. In this unit, inmates are checked every 15 minutes due to suicide risk.

More than 30 Marylanders have asked for help getting home war erupted in the Middle East. Some succeeded. Most haven't.

With BGE's transmission projects at the Baltimore Peninsula on pause, energy executives faced skeptical questioning at a General Assembly oversight hearing.

Gov. Maura Healey is telling Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to "come and take" her Dunkin' coffees from her in response to Kennedy questioning the safety of the sugary drinks offered by Dunkin and Starbucks.

Secretaries are fighting a labor ruling that favored the Anne Arundel school board. The sides had been stuck at an impasse for months.

Baltimore will lease out the Inner Harbor Marina to MCB Real Estate for a cut of the revenue, as the firm works to redevelop Harborplace.

Britney Spears reportedly fired her sober coaches just weeks before she was pulled over and arrested for allegedly driving under the influence in California. Spears also dismissed several other members of her staff, including key members of her security, sources told TMZ. The firings came shortly after she returned from a trip to Los Cabos, Mexico and ...

Two 19-year-olds from Washington, D.C. have been charged following a chain of Howard County burglaries in February.

The bell marking the start of a new NFL year tolls, and with it arrives a pivotal moment in Baltimore for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.

McDaniel is looking for a dean for its new School of Business and Technology, set to open in fall 2027.

Police believe an Edgewater man touched a minor's breast and put his hands under her waistband. He plans to plead not guilty.

Price Modern, a more than century-old furniture dealer in Baltimore’s Remington neighborhood, inked a $25.8 million deal in early February to supply office furniture to federal ICE agents. That didn’t sit well with Fells Point resident Amalia Delony, who felt compelled to call up Price Modern to express disappointment. Others have since followed her ...

In 2003, the county put additional restrictions on billboards, limiting them to 10 feet high and 32 square feet in area. In 2021, those rules changed.

Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin said he planned to engage his fellow senators from both sides of the aisle over their Department of Homeland Security concerns as the confirmation process gets underway. Yes, I'm a Republican. Yes, I'm conservative. But the Department of Homeland Security is to keep everybody (safe), regardless if you support me, if you don't ...