Nike called the subpoena a surprising escalation.

A former Baltimore County paramedic has been arrested and faces 23 charges in connection with masturbating on coworkers food and property, according to charging documents.

That law was intended to preserve important privacy protections for Epsteins victims.

It may be tough to stay on top of things today. Tension could spike with little warning, even with the Moon entering thoughtful Libra. This is due to Mercury squaring unpredictable Uranus at 7:13 am EST, putting diplomacy and change at odds with one another. We may wake seeking fairness, then face frustration that makes it hard to say anything nice. ...

The ousted Annapolis Police chief was asked to admit that he improperly suspended two officers. He was fired after refusing to settle a lawsuit, sources said.

The couple love the baby girl, born in December, and are happy to raise her but feel a moral and legal responsibility to find and inform her biological parents, their attorney said.

Harford Council approves nomination of Liliana Norkaitis to fill Poynton vacancy on Board of Education.

"Federal workers are not villains. They are patriots and heroes," Southern Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer said.

McLemore died Tuesday at age 90 at his home in Las Vegas, surrounded by family.

The Coca-Cola Company says Minute Maids frozen juices will be discontinued by April.

New research suggests Merck's pill could eventually offer an easier-to-use option for millions.

The plastic surgeons group says research on the benefits of the surgeries is lacking.

BGE representatives pushed back on demands from the Maryland Office of Peoples Counsel to provide information about their call center.

The Howard County Council will vote on a bill Thursday to prohibit privately owned buildings from operating as immigration detention centers. It won't stop the federal government from proceeding.

The U.S. Department of Justiceis investigating the Baltimore City Health Department following a report about the agency separating employees by race for a series of taxpayer-funded equity meetings.

A location of Harris Teeter on Whetstone Way had reduced heating during last week's snowstorm, according to a Harris Teeter spokesperson.

Baltimore's spending board on Wednesday approved a $17.8 million, 20-year lease of a heliport in Canton owned by developer Scott Plank, over objections from nearby residents.

Plans to place a replica of Baltimores toppled Christopher Columbus statue on the White House grounds are gaining momentum again but there is still no confirmation that the move will happen or when it might occur. The Washington Post reported Wednesday that sources said White House officials have designated a specific area on the […]

A video posted Tuesday to YouTube by blog Cecil County News and to Facebook by Towson civil litigation law firm Turnbull Brockmeyer Law Group purportedly contains a voicemail several Cecil County Sheriff's employees left a fellow employee. In the audio recording, several men talked about sexually assaulting the then-county executive.

Baltimore drivers will be under more scrutiny after Baltimore Police Department launched its Citywide Traffic Team last month.

Johns Hopkins University research staff announced plans this week to start a union in an effort to get higher pay and more job security.

The Maryland State Department of Education released a draft literacy policy for adolescents, taking the next step in its literacy goals. But seeing the results will take time.

Leading up its abrupt closure, The Brewer's Art owed nearly $150,000, court records show a crippling mountain of debt for what local beer-makers say is a saturated, competitive market.

In August 2022, FBI investigators identified Kelly Bowers, 36, as a member of a drug trafficking organization (DTO) known as "the Newtowne 20 DTO."

Ross was chair of the MFA art practice program.