The head of Fire and Emergency Medical Services for Washington, D.C., said Thursday morning that hundreds of first responders deployed to help following the plane crash in the Potomac River.

That was an excellent commentary by Kevin Igoe regarding the state budget in The Baltimore Sun ( “What happened to the Hogan surplus?” Jan. 27)!

As a Baltimore native, I have read about gifting public land around Oriole Park at Camden Yards to the team so the owners can develop for-profit businesses. There’s also a plan to provide

Maryland lawmakers are proposing a new bill, HB 0770, that may make it easier for adults to order cocktails to-go from their favorite restaurant. "I think it's time to open Baltimore County up to allow this really reasonable practice," said Kathy Szeliga, Baltimore County District 7A Delegate.

Maryland Democratic leaders have been critical of a January 27 memo issued by President Donald Trump's Office of Budget and Management they claim ordered a halt to federal financial assistance.

When the temperatures drop, it can be tough to make weekend plans. Reporter Harrison Jones shares an easy daytrip for a frigid weekend.

Several Maryland agencies sprung into action late Wednesday to assist rescue and recovery efforts after an American Eagle Flight 5342 collided midair with an Ar

Most of the rain will begin tapering off by sunset Friday as drier air starts to move in. Skies will gradually clear overnight, setting up for a drier and calmer start to the weekend. Temperatures on Friday night will fall into the upper 30s to around 40 degrees, leading to a chilly start on Saturday morning.

Prosecutors say Brandon Russell was the leader of a neo-Nazi group who orchestrated a plot to knock out power to the city of Baltimore to sow social chaos.

Following the mid-air crash over the Potomac, Maryland dispatched a contingency of divers and other first responders to aid in the rescue and recovery efforts.

Concerns have reached Maryland over federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers stopping and questioning school students in and around schools.

While bird flu concerns are increasing across the country, the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore has been protecting its flock from the virus for years.