The U.S. House on Friday approved the SPEED Act, a sweeping permitting overhaul, setting up a Senate fight as Maryland lawmakers split sharply over its impact on offshore wind and energy development.

The Baltimore Police Department has identified three officers involved in the nonfatal shooting of a man who threatened to run over police officers on Tuesday.

Baltimore County has agreed to pay more than $3 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging inmates were unlawfully underpaid for work at a county recycling facility.

The action follows the deaths of three U.S. citizens.

Casa Mezcal announced plans to open its third restaurant location in Perryville, joining its existing Elkton and North East spots.

The 15-page, formal administrative appeal comes after months of debate in southern Anne Arundel over the countys redistricting.

Photos, call logs, grand jury testimony and interview transcripts are in the released files.

In the wake of a record-setting capacity auction this week by regional grid operator PJM, Gov. Wes Moore said the latest numbers underscoresa system that is failing to bring enough new power online as demand rises.

Defense attorney Joseph Murtha said the prosecution's attempt to secure more than eight years of financial information spread across 40 credit and debit cards is a "fishing expedition."

Former Edgewood Elementary teaching aide faces gun and drug charges, including claims that he gave marijuana to a young teenager on a basketball court in July.

Stefanik was facing Bruce Blakeman in what was expected to be a bitter Republican primary.

One expert said the reclassification of marijuana to a Schedule III drug would more accurately reflect its position relative to other drugs in terms of medical value and its potential for abuse.Heroin is a Schedule I drug, for example. Tylenol with codeine and testosterone are examples of other Schedule III drugs.

The Cessna C550 erupted into a large fire when it hit the ground.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order Friday aimed at curbing the rise in residents' electricity bills and shoring up the states power supply as demand continues to grow.

If passed by the Senate, it would require extensive background checks for unaccompanied children entering the U.S.

A plane carrying the Johns Hopkins football team from Baltimore to Minneapolis was forced to make an unscheduled landing.

Proton beam radiation therapy performed 10% better at stopping cancer of the throat compared to traditional X-ray radiation, a new study shows, with 15% fewer side effects.

14th Annual Whoville Hairdo event at the Carroll County Career and Technology Center.

The judge ruled there wasnt enough evidence that the man had a motive to kill the hip-hop luminary.

Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton suffered an ankle injury during practice Friday in Owings Mills and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game.

She suggested her father would limit or eliminate TSA if it was under his authority.

No. 7 Maryland women's basketball routed Central Connecticut State, 98-30, on Friday, behind Yarden Garzon and Oluchi Okananwa.

Maybe the lessons from how a husband and wife can work through their differences can apply to a nation facing extreme polarization, writes Patricia Steckler.

Dr. Margo J. Young-Jenkins, a longtime Baltimore City Public Schools educator and administrator, died Dec. 2 at 75 following a Northern Parkway automobile accident.

The rights of individuals to use loud, destructive, polluting leaf blowers shouldn't take precedence over the rights of residents to enjoy peace and quiet, writes Evan Balkan.