Papi Cuisine in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood has closed, co-owner Alex Perez announced Tuesday in a social media video.
The man convicted of killing Rachel Morin will be sentenced Monday morning in Harford County Circuit Court in Bel Air.
Baltimore City hosted National Night Out events at several locations, including on Arbutus Avenue in Park Heights at the Langston Hughes Community Resource Center.
Maryland Renaissance Festival fans swarmed to the internet as soon as tickets were available, only to find extremely long wait times.
Baltimore City ordered an emergency demolition of a building in the heart of downtown after it shifted and started leaning last weekend.
Volunteers with a Howard County animal rescue have been working around the clock after rescuing over 60 rabbits from an abandoned farm.
The father of two Maryland children who went missing in 2014 and have never been found remains focused on getting closure.
A growing number of young people are misusing nitrous oxide to get high, and a Maryland health expert warns that the consequences can be deadly.
Underwater grasses in Maryland's part of the Chesapeake Bay dropped slightly in 2024, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said Tuesday.
Baltimore County is listed as Maryland's only sanctuary jurisdiction in the Department of Justice's (DoJ) list of locations that it claims have policies that "impede enforcement of federal immigration statutes and regulations."
The Baltimore City Office of the Inspector General said Tuesday it has observed significant improvements to working conditions at Department of Public Works facilities.
A few showers possible Wednesday with comfortable humidty sticking around a little longer.
Anne Arundel County Police launched its patrol drone program Monday, aimed at enhancing emergency response, situational awareness, and officer safety during active incidents.
A building in downtown Baltimore was demolished after it partially collapsed, prompting concerns about its dangerous condition, according to Fire officials.
The county announced a partnership with Parish Creek Landing Marina on Woods Warf Road in Shady Side, just across the creek from Discovery Village, allowing the public to use their boat ramp for free through October.
