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Howard County has plenty of activities this week following the Super Bowl excitement.

Perry Bolton, the co-owner of a Maryland stable and a prominent figure within the state’s steeplechase community, died at a Florida home at 94.

Benjamin Moore, the soft and gentle cat who greeted new and old customers at the Waverly Ace Hardware store, died this week.

Maryland U.S. Attorney Erek L. Barron resigned Wednesday, stepping down amid rapid changes to the U.S. Department of Justice under President Donald Trump.

Marando Warthen won an official apology and $3 million in compensation from the state of Maryland on Wednesday, after serving decades in prison for wrongful murder convictions in 1984.

A federal judge on Wednesday cleared the way for President Donald Trump’s plan to downsize the federal workforce with a deferred resignation program.

Baltimore City, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and a gun safety group are alleging in a lawsuit that gun manufacturer Glock has facilitated “the proliferation of illegal machine guns."

Drugs? Staffing? Lack of air conditioning? Maryland corrections officials and union members differ on reasons behind surge in violence.

The last major pharmacy in Federal Hill, a CVS Pharmacy, is set to close on April 2, according to the company.

Baltimore Sheriff Sam Cogen directed his staff to use a code on electronic timesheets to boost their wages, triggering an improper calculation that cost the city more than $2.2 million, the city’s inspector general has found.

Eddie’s of Mount Vernon was expected to open in July 2024, but renovations at the grocery store have delayed its debut until at least May.

Two polls in the last month found housing was the top concern.

Gabbard will take over the top intelligence post as Trump works to reshape vast portions of the federal government.

For some players, there is plenty at stake in Sarasota — even if their roster spot is all but a lock.

The Community College of Baltimore County is launching an initiative to address a shortage of welders needed to replace the Key Bridge.

ATTENTION: ALL PERSONS WITH A MOBILITY DISABILITY: If you have used, tried to use, or think you will use any of the City of Baltimore’s sidewalks, crosswalks, curbs, curb ramps, walkways, pedestrian rights of way, pedestrian under-crossings, pedestrian overcrossings, or other pedestrian pathways, and have had or will have difficulty using them because they were too steep, narrow, damaged, or in need of repair, you may be a member of the proposed settlement class in this lawsuit. This is a court-authorized notice.

The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, for a minimum of $5, will let you name a pile of elephant dung after an ex. Or anyone, really.

Here’s our latest on the winter storm, including closings and more weather-related news from across the region.

With snow starting to fall in and around Baltimore, school districts have begun to announce their operational plans for Wednesday.

On Wednesday, Baltimore’s pitchers and catchers report to the Ed Smith Stadium complex and the following day they will engage in the first official workout of the new season.