The war has killed more than 1,200 people in Iran.

Families and lawmakers rallied in Salisbury urging restored DDA funding as Moores office cited cost growth and federal Medicaid compliance risks.

Perry Hall's Victory Marks-Jenkins is seeking not only his third straight state title, but the Maryland public school wins record.

Maryland families warn Gov. Wes Moore's proposed disability funding cuts could strip services from some of the state's most vulnerable residents.

Bel Air's Madison Birth talks about her quest to win a third straight state wrestling championship.

Go see a country star, have a laugh-filled evening, learn about a Baltimore literary figure, search for rare coins or figure out whodunit on a luxury train.

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A new retailer is coming to the Festival at Riva shopping center in Parole. It will fill the former Party City space.

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While deaths from diseases like flu, RSV and COVID-19 are well documented, no verified reporting covers Americans dying from drugs, including GLP-1s, said Dr. Rozalina McCoy.

Baltimore will close major parks at night this month as federal sharpshooters move in to thin deer herds that officials say are overwhelming forests and choking off new tree growth.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ally Sentnor scored in the 55th minute and the United States beat Canada 1-0 on Wednesday in the SheBelieves Cup tournament, the Americans’ seventh straight shutout. Sentnor scored her seventh international goal off a corner from Rose Lavelle, gathering the ball on a bounce before punching it past two defenders and […]

The No. 1 Panthers got a measure of revenge against rival and No. 2 Mount Carmel in Wednesday's 55th Baltimore Catholic League title game.

The Knights will return to the state playoffs after a dominant 68-49 win over rival Poly to win the Class 3A East Region I title.

Wednesday nights 78-45 drubbing by Wisconsin set a dubious program record for Maryland men's basketball.

South River used its week off after the regular season to refocus, and it paid off with a decisive victory over Old Mill for a regional title.

Izzy Adekoya hit two free throws with 3.5 seconds left, and an ensuing defensive stop led Marriotts Ridge over New Town in a regional final.

After falling into a 10-point hole after one quarter, Mt. Hebron battled back and raced past Sherwood to win a region championship.

The South River Seahawks defeated the visiting Old Mill Patriots, 65-53 to win the MPSSAA boys basketball Class 3A East II region final.

For a second straight year, SEED School knocked Baltimore City power Edmondson out of the playoffs.

Navy baseball's Brock Murtha argues that the NCAA denying him eligibility costs him valuable leadership reps as a future military officer.

A federal commission meets Thursday to consider the 90,000-square-foot project and to vote on whether to approve it.

Four soldiers were previously identified by the Pentagon on Tuesday.

The Maryland Office of the Attorney General has released the body-worn camera footage of a fatal police encounter that occurred in Woodlawn last month.