A Baltimore City Council hearing Wednesday tackled the citys response to three mass overdoses, as well as the merits of its harm reduction strategy.

Maryland will soon become one of the first states in the United States to allow tap-to-pay transactions with Electronic Benefits Transfer cards, officials said Wednesday.

Police say Shaneen Thomas took advantage of her inventory job at the University of Maryland Medical Center to sell to a Florida reseller.

After Maryland Sen. Michael Jackson was named MSP superintendent, troopers circulated a link to buy a challenge coin containing an image of the singer Michael Jackson.

The $38 trillion update is found in the latest Treasury Department report.

After being hurt by injuries on their way to a 1-5 start, the Ravens are exiting the bye week healthier than theyve been in some time.

Tesla shares fell 1% in after-hours trading.

Beyond Meats shares briefly sizzled Wednesday before heading back down again.

Two more stores are on their way out of Annapolis Town Center, days after the Italian restaurant Cavalli suddenly closed its doors.

Federal authorities said 14 people, including immigrants and demonstrators, were arrested in Tuesdays operation.

Posters have been commissioned for the Olympics since the early 20th century.

The actor, writer, comic and two-time Emmy-winner John Mulaney is bringing his new "Mister Whatever" tour to Baltimore next spring.

A group of U.S. Naval Academy graduates completed a three-week, 1,200 mile charitable bike ride Wednesday at a popular landmark on campus.

Baltimore County Police charged David Andre Johnson and three associates with a jail call conspiracy involving intimidation and false reports against his ex-girlfriend, bringing his total to 151 charges.

Baltimore Catholic League commissioner Jack Degele has stepped down from the position after 25 years. His replacement is Mark Rohde.

Tossing medications in the trash or flushing them down the toilet has unintended, negative consequences, said Dr. Meghan Swarthout, director of pharmacy for Johns Hopkins Health System. "Medications can be easily retrieved from trash, and they cause environmental contamination in landfills. Many water treatment plans are unable to filter medications flushed ...

Stoney Beach resident Jessica Allen took her car through a car wash three times last week to rid it of a mysterious dust.

Despite Maryland football's three-game losing skid, athletic director Jim Smith gave coach Michael Locksley a vote of confidence.

Baltimore Police arrested 31-year-old Raymond Willis Lunn in connection with the attempted rape of a 19-year-old woman on Johns Hopkins Universitys campus after a joint investigation aided by an invaluable community tip.

Members of the Naval Academy Class of 1975 complete their Gulf to Goat Charity Bike Ride at the Bill The Goat statue on the yard, having started 1,200-miles away in Apalachicola, FL, Oct. 1.

Data analyzed by The Baltimore Sun Wednesday shows exactly 581 nonprofit groups in Maryland are not in good financial standing.

A former Cecil County deputy pleaded guilty to misconduct and computer crimes after using police databases to search romantic partners, relatives and acquaintances without legitimate law enforcement reasons.

Howard County Police Deputy Chief Sarah Kayser: "Behind every flashing red light is a child who is counting on adults to do the right thing."

A letter from Republican lawmakers supporting proof of U.S. citizenship to vote says requiring documentary proof of citizenship is a simple, common-sense reform. Just as Americans are asked to show identification for far less consequential activities boarding an airplane, opening a bank account or even attending certain events it is entirely reasonable to ...

Baltimore County Police officers have set up a barricade in Cockeysville.