Hospitals in Anne Arundel and Prince George’s counties hit with cyberattack
Two hospitals in Anne Arundel and Prince George’s counties are the latest in Maryland to be hit by a cyberattack, according to their parent company.
Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center is among the latest hospitals facing a cybersecurity event.
A Maryland man helped the feds crack down on a drug cartel. Marco Rubio still wanted him deported.
An immigrant living in Maryland cooperated with law enforcement officials in their investigation of a drug cartel. Then, an immigration judge ruled he should not be deported to Mexico, finding that he risked likely torture or death if he were sent there. Yet last month, he was.
WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 21: Secretary of State Marco Rubio testifies before the House Committee on Appropriations | Subcommittee on National Security, Department of State, and Related Programs at the Rayburn House Office Building on May 21, 2025 in Washington, DC. Rubio testified on the proposed budget estimates for fiscal year 2026 for the Department of State. (Photo by John McDonnell/Getty Images)
Mayor Scott pledges ‘full wrath’ over failures that left 6 young kids alone in unsafe home
“It’s unacceptable that those children were living in a condition like that,” Mayor Scott said. “Everybody that had an opportunity to do something that did not will feel the full wrath of me in city government.”
Mayor Brandon Scott says he ordered immediate inspections of city-contracted homes for families in crisis following Monday’s discovery of six children living in deplorable conditions in an East Baltimore row-house.
Out-of-state drivers owe Maryland more than $818 million in tolls and fees, audit finds
Officials with the Maryland General Assembly’s Office of Legislative Audits determined that the Maryland Transportation Authority didn’t take “available actions” to collect fees from out-of-state drivers.
Brett Wilson, a Harford county resident and University of Baltimore student, adjusts his E-ZPass inside of his car in Bel Air, Maryland on Thursday, October 17, 2024.
Multiple rounds of storms to sweep over Maryland with 60 mph wind gusts possible
It won’t be raining the entire time, according to the National Weather Service, but multiple clusters of storms will be moving across the region throughout the day.
It won’t be raining the entire time, but multiple clusters of storms will be moving across the region throughout the day, according to the National Weather Service.
The Navy pilot who flew on a secret expedition to Antarctica
Gene Litz, a Baltimore pilot and navigator who participated in Operation Highjump, the U.S. Navy’s 1946 Antarctic expedition, died Aug. 21. He was 100.
Martin E. “Gene” Litz.
White men tore down a Baltimore County church over a century ago. Its Black congregation never gave up.
The inability to track down Campfield AME’s lineage is not uncommon for historic Black churches, especially in Baltimore County.
The inability to track down Campfield AME’s lineage is not uncommon for historic Black churches, especially in Baltimore County.
Not those Terps: UMD threatens legal action against cannabis product company over name
The University of Maryland, College Park, is threatening legal action against a cannabis product company over its “Terps” name.
The logos for terpene spray brand Terps USA (left) and University of Maryland, College Park.
Empty stores and funky smells at the end of Eastpoint Mall
Eastpoint Mall is going the way of the stegosaurus whose replica once greeted onlookers pouring into the 63-acre shopping and entertainment emporium between Eastern Avenue and North Point Boulevard.
Eastpoint Mall in Dundalk had been open since 1956. It closed Monday.
Exelon utilities won’t refund $32M to customers, citing a change in state law
The Maryland Office of People’s Counsel said the state’s largest utility company should refund its customers. The company said it won’t, and can’t, because of confusing state laws.
The 21-story, mixed-use Constellation Building serves as the headquarters of Constellation Energy and a regional office for the Exelon Corporation.
Prince George’s council weighs approval of up to $215 million in National Harbor Sphere bonds
The County Council will consider whether to allow the county to issue up to $215 million in bonds to prepare National Harbor for Maryland’s mini Sphere.
A rendering showing a Sphere at the National Harbor.
Silver Spring woman found dead at Patapsco Valley State Park, police say
A Silver Spring woman’s body was recovered from Lost Lake at Patapsco Valley State Park on Monday, officials said.
The Baltimore County Fire Department logo.
Woman dies days after Brandywine crash that ended police pursuit; AG investigating
The driver of the vehicle, 34-year-old Miya Tamerra Stringfield of Indian Head, was injured in the crash, and the passenger of her vehicle, 33-year-old Alexis Cummings of Temple Hills, was killed.
A Baltimore County police vehicle’s lights flash while parked outside of the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, Md. on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
Days after deadly crash, Montgomery County Police announce end of alcohol enforcement unit
The decision comes in the wake of a collision that killed two members of a family and in which the suspect was allegedly intoxicated.
Montgomery County Assistant Police Chief David McBain speaks about a shooting at Thomas S. Wootton High School at a press conference in Rockville on Monday evening.
6 kids found partially clothed, malnourished and alone in unsafe Baltimore rowhouse
The children, ages 9, 7, 6, 5, 3 and 1, were found alone in a house in the 2900 block of East Monument Street after officers received reports of child neglect, police said.
The Baltimore Police Department said six children were found alone in an unsafe home on Monday.
Baltimore County permit employee skips 239 hours of work, costing taxpayers $16,000
The inspector violated several policies, including rules governing the use of county vehicles and time and attendance.
Exterior of the Baltimore County Historic Courthouse, the county government headquarters, in Towson, Md. on Monday, June 2, 2025.
Veteran Anne Arundel County Police officer charged with rape, child sex abuse
An Anne Arundel County Police officer has been suspended without pay after authorities charged him with rape and child sex abuse for an alleged incident at his home, officials said.
An Anne Arundel County Police officer has been suspended without pay after authorities charged him with rape and child sex abuse for an alleged incident at his home, officials said.
Maryland has a $21.9B transportation plan, but some projects will have to wait
Despite an eye-popping figure topping the Maryland Department of Transportation’s latest spending plan, officials are warning that rising costs will delay some construction projects in the coming years.
The Maryland Department of Transportation released a draft version of the Consolidated Transportation Program, which charts a vision for spending on the state’s roads, bridges, public transportation and more.
Burtonsville man arrested in murder-for-hire case
Bekine Tibebu Ayele was arrested for first-degree murder for allegedly hiring a gunman to kill a Silver Spring man in 2025, according to Montgomery County Police.
Bekine Tibebu Ayele is charged with first-degree murder in connection with the homicide of Jonah Kimindu last year.
A mysterious new disease is poised to devastate Maryland’s beech trees
The disease can kill a young beech in a matter of a few years, while more mature trees may die within a decade.
Dark striations seen on the underside of a beech leaf in Druid Hill Park indicates the presence of beech leaf disease.
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