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A local nonprofit is offering free rides this Halloween weekend to help keep revelers safe.

The flu season is well underway on the West Coast, meaning it’s headed our way. Here is what to expect.

Under Armour reached a tentative agreement in summer 2025 to sell its former Tide Point headquarters in Locust Point to Baltimore developer Mark Sapperstein of 28 Walker Development. But that deal never formally closed, and Sapperstein confirmed that he is no longer under contract to purchase it.

Cycling safety advocates are renewing their call for tighter regulations on electric motorcycles and similar devices after a 14-year-old died while riding one in Anne Arundel County last week.

A lawsuit was filed Thursday in federal court against Howard County and three police officers in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of Alex LaMorie, a Columbia resident with autism.

A mass shooting that killed a 12-year-old at a West Baltimore youth football game earlier this month was not sparked by a dispute over a parking spot as police had stated early in the investigation, a new indictment says.

Jefferson “Jeff” Wright, an accomplished litigator who worked at Miles & Stockbridge for more than three decades, died Sept. 20 of cancer. He was 71.

Baltimore’s economic development arm recently invested $275,000 in the Baltimore Watch Company.

Baltimore’s fourth-quarter issues have now carried over to Jesse Minter’s tenure.

When the planned community of Columbia was designed, it included everything people needed to live, but not to die.

The Milwaukee Brewers won the World Series on Wednesday night, which means the baseball world transitions swiftly into offseason mode.

Ryan Helsley’s free agent market would likely have been capped due stints on the injured list.

Prince George’s County Police are investigating two separate homicides on Thursday, one in Hyattsville and one in College Park.

The state’s second-largest school system shows signs of progress, but still trails much of the state.

For the third consecutive year, the Howard County Public School System earned the highest average star rating in the Baltimore region on the Maryland School Report Card.

The latest Maryland School Report Card shows that 36 of 207 Montgomery County Public Schools earned top marks, up from 18 campuses the year prior.

Three out of four Anne Arundel County schools saw no change in their star ratings this year, mirroring standardized test results that were also largely flat.

Baltimore County has 25 schools with five-star ratings.

Just over half of Baltimore City Public Schools earned three or more stars on the state’s five-star scale, a modest improvement over last year’s ratings.

Whether you want to celebrate Halloween with a dance party in Baltimore, go to the opera in Annapolis or attend Howard County Pride Festival, we've got you covered.