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Family mourns mother, daughter as 8-year-old remains in critical condition after Bethesda crash
A judge denied bond to the suspect in the fatal crash, in which two family members died and two were injured.
Body camera footage shows Anne Arundel hit and run that led to Severn police shooting
Body camera footage reveals a woman hit multiple cars and drove in the direction of police as she tried to flee officers before they shot at her, inflicting a non-fatal wound.
Pedestrian killed in Gaithersburg identified by police
Craig Anthony Budd was killed crossing the street Friday night when he was struck by a car, Montgomery County Police said on Monday
Person dead, another hospitalized following trailer blaze in West Baltimore
A person pulled from a fire that happened over the weekend in Baltimore has died from their injuries.
A downtown landmark will soon be up for lease — again
The historic Alex. Brown & Sons building will soon be up for lease after its restaurant tenant, Fruition at 135th, closed Monday.
An express bus to Tradepoint — and Baltimore County’s well-paying jobs — has arrived
The 411T bus offers 12 routes a day, beginning at 5 a.m. and ending at 12:10 a.m. to accommodate the shift work at the sprawling facility.
What will it take for the Orioles to clinch an AL wild card spot?
They likely need to reach 83 wins by winning 15 of their final 25 games.
Junction Bistro is the latest in a string of Chevy Chase restaurant closures
Chevy Chase’s Junction Bistro, Bar & Bakery shut its doors for good over the weekend — the second closure for the chain in a month, leaving only its original Alexandria, Virginia, location.
Columbia mall pauses paid parking weeks after rollout
About one month after The Mall in Columbia’s owner launched a paid parking program, signs designating 120 preferred spots near the main entrance have been taken down.
Jon Meoli: Evaluating a key piece of the Orioles’ Adley Rutschman trade
It’s Year 4 of Arms on the Farm, which uses observation, data, pitcher and coach insights, and scout opinions to assess the Orioles’ prospects.
Maryland plantation-turned-state park aims to stop the ‘erosion’ of Black history
A former plantation is being transformed into Wetipquin Creek State Park, the first state park in Wicomico County.
‘How did it break?’: Turner Station Girl Scouts visit Key Bridge wreckage
The trip to the bridge’s remains was the culmination of a summer partnership between the Girl Scouts of Turner Station and the Pleasant Yacht Club.
Rent stabilization shaped Takoma Park. Housing conditions are forcing a rethink.
Takoma Park’s rent stabilization law faces review as city leaders weigh impacts on affordability, housing quality and community diversity.
Do the Orioles have enough in the tank to make the playoffs? | Banner Baseball Show
Paul Mancano and Jon Meoli answer mailbag questions.
Streeter: WMAR’s anchorless experiment is a bad omen for local news
COLUMN | Having watched several newcasts of WMAR-2’s new format, I can say it’s sort of like an anchorless boat — floating all over the place.
Haraka Run and Walk looks to close the distance
Until this year, the closest stores where Prince George’s County residents could get personalized fittings and expert advice on running shoes were nearly an hour’s drive away.
Cursive is scrawling its way back into Central Maryland schools
Educators and researchers who embrace cursive say that the skill can help students’ motor skills, improve their writing’s legibility and even help them better retain what they’re learning.
A pioneering Black educator saved his ancestors’ cemetery. Now he rests among them.
Dr. Paul Freedman Scott Jr., a local elementary school principal who started a nonprofit to care for his family’s cemetery in perpetuity, died Aug. 10 at age 80.
The Ravens’ 53-man roster is finalized (for now). How will their Week 1 depth chart shake out?
After a month of training camp and three preseason games, the Ravens’ initial 53-man roster is finally set. But how will coach Jesse Minter’s first team look in Week 1?
