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Help is on the way for Maryland farmers hit by late-spring freeze
Financial assistance is on the way for Maryland farms and vineyards devastated by an unseasonably late freeze this spring.
Three weeks later Black Ankle Vineyards is still grappling with the damage of a late season frost that decimated their buds for grapes.
Coast Guard suspends search for missing boater in Ocean City
After searching for about 20 hours, the U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search Friday for a boater who went missing off the coast of Ocean City.
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search for a boater who went missing off the coast of Ocean City.
Dali’s chief engineer becomes latest to face criminal charges in Key Bridge disaster
Federal prosecutors have filed additional criminal charges in the Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster, adding as a defendant the chief engineer of the Dali container ship.
The site of the collapsed Key Bridge and the container ship that toppled it, The Dali, are seen from a debris retrieval vessel, The Reynolds, on April 4, 2024.
Search for swimmer who went missing in Potomac River will continue Tuesday
The search for a man who disappeared from a group of swimmers in the Potomac River on Sunday will continue on Tuesday, according to the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service.
Authorities on Monday continue their search for a swimmer who is presumed to have drowned in the Potomac River near Great Falls on Sunday.
Advisory issued after ‘forever chemicals’ detected in stream and pond
The contamination was detected at a pond and stream near Great Seneca Highway. WSSC Water officials said there is no threat to drinking water.
Muddy Branch Stream near Esworthy Road in Montgomery County.
Police arrest a Silver Spring father and daughter in stabbing incident
The father and daughter stabbed the victim inside their shared home in Burtonsville on June 4, according to court documents.
As money gets tight, St. John’s College rolls 3 president jobs into 1
St. John’s College is consolidating its leadership structure amid enrollment challenges and a $5 million deficit.
The interim president of the St. John’s College Annapolis campus will step down.
2.4 magnitude earthquake rattles parts of Harford County
Harford County’s Emergency Management Division said they are unaware of any damage at this time.
A U.S. Geological Survey map shows the epicenter of the earthquake about 5 miles north of Bel Air.
Who will be the next Baltimore County sheriff: A union leader, deputy or Facebook campaigner?
Three men — Clyde Boatwright, William Merrill III and Adam Schuster — are vying to become the Democratic nominee to replace Baltimore County Sheriff R. Jay Fisher, who is retiring after 24 years.
The Baltimore County Courts building in Towson, where the sheriff's office is housed.
Program trains teens to be election judges, boost election participation
Four years ago, Baltimore was in need of 700 election workers, a long-standing issue that gave rise to the idea to recruit high school and college-aged students to become election judges.
Instructor Marcus Clifton, in green, leads a training session for new election judges for the Maryland primary.
Streeter: Penn Station is Baltimore’s front door. It needs an upgrade.
COLUMN | Baltimore’s Penn Station was set for a major glow-up, but it was scaled back. I and other commuters still think the city needs more from its depot.
Travelers wait for their trains to arrive at Penn Station in Baltimore in January.
Hot asphalt summer: Here are the road improvement projects likely to cause drivers headaches
From the beltways to the beaches, road construction crews are putting down fresh pavement to improve Maryland’s patchy roads. Keep these big projects in mind when making your summer road trip plans.
From the beltways to the beaches, road construction crews are putting down fresh pavement to improve Maryland’s patchy roads.
Baltimore cop kept his badge 11 years after talking to FBI source about drug dealing
Former Baltimore Police officer Alexi Correa was caught on tape talking to an FBI confidential source about his own involvement in drug dealing.
Maryland braces for severe thunderstorms with 70 mph winds, possible tornadoes
Maryland residents could face another round of severe weather Sunday afternoon, with forecasters warning that thunderstorms may bring damaging wind.
A severe thunderstorm moves through the Baltimore area, July 8, 2025.
Pets rescued after 3-alarm fire tears through Reservoir Hill rowhomes
Baltimore fire crews extinguished a three-alarm fire Sunday afternoon that damaged at least three rowhomes in the Reservoir Hill neighborhood.
The Baltimore City Fire Department responds to a 3-alarm fire on the 2500 block of Brookfield Avenue in Reservoir Hill on Sunday.
Listeria fears prompt Maryland dairy company to recall all cheese products
The Maryland Department of Health is warning consumers that all of Clover Hill Dairy’s cheeses are being recalled after possible listeria contamination.
The Maryland Department of Health announced today an expanded consumer advisory for all cheese products made by Clover Hill Dairy, located in Mechanicsville, Md., due to possible Listeria monocytogenes (L. monocytogenes) contamination. The facility has agreed to initiate a voluntary recall for all of its cheese products.
Steamy summer reading: How Maryland readers are falling for romance novels
Two new bookstores devoted solely to romance books have opened in the Baltimore area in recent months — a sign of the genre's surging popularity.
Cheryl Keffer at her Cockeysville romance book shop, La Petite Mort.
Baltimore’s 51st Pride parade draws thousands for a day of marching, dancing and celebration
Thousands of people came together in Station North on Saturday to celebrate Baltimore’s 51st annual Pride parade, followed by the traditional block party, which was hosted in Druid Hill Park.
Members of Clipper City Crossfit take turns pulling a car forward in the Baltimore Pride parade Saturday.
Days of deadly storms cause widespread outages, damage in Maryland
A barrage of powerful thunderstorms and damaging winds caused wreckage in Maryland on Thursday and Friday, leaving one state park shuttered, communities without traffic lights and at least two people dead.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2026 - Trees toppled in Annapolis after storms caused damage in the city on Friday evening.
Ethics complaint calls out Howard County executive candidate’s scrutiny of community center
Developer Brian Kim filed an ethics complaint against Howard County Councilwoman Deb Jung, claiming her scrutiny of the planned community center, called The Source, was driven by her campaign for county executive.
Developer Brian Kim filed an ethics complaint against Howard County Councilwoman Deb Jung, claiming her scrutiny of the planned community center, called The Source, was driven by her campaign for county executive.
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