Town Hall: Maryland state’s attorneys discuss DJS changes

Maryland state’s attorneys discussed potential changes to the Department of Juvenile Services as it welcomes its new acting secretary in a panel discussion Thursday. Originally Published: June 19, 2025 at 9:31 PM EDT

As Trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement in Maryland, the scammers ramp up too

Matthew Peters has seen a lot in the twelve years he’s provided services at the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center in Easton. But on May 13th, just after reading a newsletter about immigration scams, he saw one himself. A young couple, originally …

Intense heat on the horizon after Maryland storms

From Maglev to the Orioles, here’s how companies paid to influence Maryland government in 2025

Cleanup begins after strong storms roll through Maryland

Maryland man charged with rape of a minor arrested in Arizona

Maryland’s Most Wanted: Baltimore man sought after machete threat, police say

The U.S. Marshals Service is searching for a man accused of pointing a machete at a family member during a dispute earlier this year at their home in northeast Baltimore. Alphonso Johnson Jr., 32, of Baltimore, is wanted for second-degree assault in …

PHOTOS: High winds, heavy rains impact Maryland

50,000+ Lose Power In Maryland As Storms Pound Region, BGE Says

Crews were working around the clock on June 19 to repair more than 800 active outages that were impacting nearly 55,000 customers, according to Baltimore Gas & Electric. Here's a list of customers impacted by the storm as of 6:20 p.m. on June 19, …

Maryland equity office sluggish in cannabis community fund rollout

Maryland’s plan to use cannabis tax revenue for local community programs faces a series of setbacks from its equity office. The Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund (CRRF) was established by Maryland state lawmakers in 2022. The fund allocates 35% of tax …