The bill will allow the State Highway Administration to place up to four speed cameras in either direction of I-695 and three in either direction on I-83. All ticket proceeds would go back into SHA, it says, to cover roadway and safety improvements on those roads within the county.

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.

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.

Former Harford Council member Dion Guthrie filed a request to the state’s supreme court to review his removal.

Concerns have been raised after a high school student in Maryland said he was questioned by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.

The Maryland Department of the Environment issued an air quality alert after a fire at a County recycling plant began rekindling.

A nearly $20 million gap exists between the state’s proposed budget and Baltimore County Public Schools’, according to the latest presentation by the school system’s superintendent. In a Tuesday work session on the budget,

A backyard bird flock in Montgomery County have preliminarily tested positive for the H5N1 avian influenza, also known as the bird flu.

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.

Is Baltimore County Public Schools intentionally omitting important information about the upcoming budget in its messaging to taxpayers? One government watchdog

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

Maryland's immigrant community told state lawmakers they are living in fear during a gathering of educators, community leaders and legislators Thursday.