The Anne Arundel County Board of Education announced new dates for public comment on redistricting maps.

Baltimore accepted a reduced award in a lawsuit against drugmakers McKesson and Cencora, but the $152 million judgment could be overturned.

Major ranching and farming groups say it would likely hurt American ranchers and feedlot operators.

Officers shot a man in the elbow and a U.S. Marshal was hit in the hand with a ricochet bullet.

The University of Maryland faces criticism from its Turning Point USA chapter and a free speech advocacy group over a security fee the organization calls discriminatory.

Roughly 7.6% of all Baltimore City nonprofits are financially delinquent with the state of Maryland, according to data accessed by The Baltimore Sun.

Food waste costs the average person $728 per year.

The Los Angeles Angels have decided to hire former major league catcher Kurt Suzuki as their next manager

Liberty soccer teams begin state title defenses, while South Carroll earns top seeds in both boys and girls brackets.

Bel Air is seeking applicants to fill the seat of former Commissioner James B. Rutledge III, who announced his resignation Monday.

Residents of a 570-home development in Havre de Grace say the city is violating the law due a unpaved emergency access road.

"It's just so different," River Hill boys soccer coach Matt Shagogue says of the playoffs.

Anne Arundel County fire investigators believe a plot was hatched to set ablaze a car burdened with months of overdue payments in order to collect the insurance money. As of Tuesday, one person has been charged in the alleged scheme, according to Maryland court records. Shawn Green, 36, of Glen Burnie, faces second-degree arson, malicious burning and ...

About 100 investigators are now involved in the police hunt for the suspects and the gems.

The lawsuit is the latest example of workers scrambling to find recourse as agencies abandon their cases.

The Carroll Road Bridge fell Monday as a family business' septic truck crossed over it. Officials said the bridge could hold 51,000 pounds.

Led by Severna Park, which aims at a third straight Class 3A crown, plenty of area teams are in the mix to bring home postseason trophies.

Lawsuits accuse social media companies of knowingly designing their platforms to addict users.

As of now, immigrants who file their naturalization application will take the tougher test.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune said he hoped the White House would withdraw the nomination.

The Baltimore-born R&B singer Mario has apologized after video clips of him cursing a cameraman during a concert in California went viral.

The answer to Maryland's soaring energy bills lies in next-generation nuclear technology, writes Dels. Ryan Nawrocki and Brian Chisholm.

The past week featured multiple wins for the cause of democracy, writes Tom Zirpoli.

One of the promises made by backers of the Blueprint for Maryland's Future was that it would help provide more high-quality teachers in the classroom.

The state is offering $25 million in energy efficiency grants to benefit low- and moderate-income residents. The Residential Energy Equity Grant program supports energy efficiency and solar energy projects that reduce energy usage and pass on benefits to qualified residents, the Maryland Energy Administration said Tuesday. It is open to non-profit groups ...