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As temperatures drop after Sunday’s snow, some Maryland school systems have announced they’ll open two hours late or close on Monday.

Doctors are also reporting an increasing number of patients in Maryland who are dangerously sick with drug withdrawal.

Montgomery College is trying out “degree apprenticeships,” a model imported from the UK.

The water-down version of once transformative transportation bill that would've held bicycle, pedestrian and public transit to the same standard as car traffic is slated for a vote Monday night.

Jollof Bowl, which opened in Federal Hill’s Cross Street Market this summer, aims to make West African cuisine accessible through fast casual meals.

Coach John Harbaugh called the 24-0 win over the Bengals, which rejuvenated the Ravens’ fading playoff hopes, “our best football game of the year.”

City officials marked the first night of Hanukkah in an Inner Harbor lighting ceremony a day after an antisemitic terrorist attack on a popular Australian beach.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt ran for a touchdown, and fellow rookie Jaylin Lane scored on a 63-yard punt return.

Baltimore's defense pitched its first shutout since 2018.

The Ravens battled frigid temperatures and beat the Bengals with ease.

With the wind, it feels like minus-1 in Cincinnati.

A 14-year-old boy was fatally shot in the Morrell Park neighborhood on Saturday afternoon.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore condemned the attack on a Hanukkah celebration at a famous Australian beach Sunday morning, calling the violence antisemitic.

Rashod Bateman sat out practice Friday with a sprained ankle that Ravens coach John Harbaugh called “just a nagging thing.”

Police in Rhode Island said early Sunday that they had a person of interest in custody after a shooting that rocked the Brown University campus during final exams, leaving two people dead and nine others wounded.

An overnight snowstorm brought as much as 5 inches of snow to the Baltimore region Sunday morning.

From Hungarian chimney cakes to Chinese comfort food, here are the newest restaurants making Baltimore tastier, according to food influencer Chris Franzoni.

The headlines may feel hard, and the temperatures cold, but these well-known and lesser known Marylanders have found joy in blacksmithing, running and beekeeping.