I rode the bus to bypass closed Red Line stations. Here’s how long it took.
Metro closed four Red Line stations this summer to complete construction projects. Here’s what happened when I tested the shuttle bus workaround.
Metro commuters walk to a shuttle bus outside the North Bethesda Metro station.
Sisters of Bon Secours places conservation easement on some of its Howard County land
The Sisters of Bon Secours USA sold a portion of its land to the Howard County Conservancy as a way to ensure it will never be developed.
The Sisters of Bon Secours have negotiated a conservation easement with the Howard County Conservancy to protect at least 32 acres near Marriottsville in perpetuity.
Driver injured, family displaced after tractor trailer crashes into Dundalk homes
A tractor trailer crashed into several homes and a light pole in Dundalk on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Baltimore County Fire Department.
5 Central Maryland residents contract measles after domestic travel, state says
Five people in Carroll County contracted measles after visiting a high-risk area outside the state, Maryland Department of Health officials said Wednesday in a news release.
A computer illustration of a measles virus particle. Measles is a highly infectious itchy rash with a fever.
Popular Mount Vernon gay bar Leon’s to temporarily close after owner’s death
Leon’s Backroom, Baltimore’s oldest gay bar, announced Wednesday that it will temporarily close on July 16 after the death of owner Ron Singer last week.
Leon’s will temporarily close after the death of its owner, Ron Singer.
‘Ineffective response’ from BGE led to deadly Bel Air home explosion, report finds
The National Transportation Safety Board said in a report that multiple people called to report the smell of gas in the hours leading up to the explosion.
The National Transportation Safety Board found that a communication breakdown and “ineffective response” from Baltimore Gas and Electric and its parent company led to a fatal home explosion in Harford County in 2024.
Parasitic infections causing ‘explosive diarrhea’ double in Maryland since last week
Though no official source has been identified, Michigan officials say their investigation points to lettuce or other salad greens.
Cases of cyclosporiasis are rising in Maryland, with 69 people suffering from the parasitic infection.
Alleged Maryland bank robber brings stolen kitten along for attempted heist
Police confirmed officers responded to the 10400 block of Baltimore Avenue late Monday morning for a reported bank robbery.
FILE - This is the sign on a PNC Bank in downtown Pittsburgh on Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2022.
7-year-old who died after accidental shooting in Milford Mill is identified
Investigators are still working to determine what type of firearm was involved, how the girl was shot, and whether the weapon was properly stored.
6/16/22—A Baltimore County police car sits outside of the Public Safety Building and Police Department in Towson.
Maryland’s extreme weather brings heat-related deaths, illnesses
The number of emergency room and urgent care visits due to heat-related illnesses spiked from 55 to nearly 500 the week of the July Fourth heat wave, according to state data.
A man running away from the camera's t-shirt is drenched with sweat.
Sinclair’s David Smith threatens to sue Wes Moore as feud intensifies
An attorney for Smith sent Moore and his communications staff a letter on June 29 demanding that Moore retract a statement and apologize.
David Smith, owner of the Baltimore Sun, is interviewed by Sun photographer Amy Davis on his way to eat at the Atlas Quarter in Baltimore, Md. on Friday, December 20, 2024. Members of the Baltimore Sun’s unionized workforce were there to hand out informational flyers about Smith and his plans for the newspaper.
BWI runway to close temporarily for $84 million repaving effort
A major runway at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is temporarily closing next week as construction crews kick-start tarmac rehabilitation.
For 11 weeks, repaving work will shut down one of two runways that handle arrivals and departures of commercial flights at BWI.
Families sue Baltimore housing authority over Brooklyn Homes mass shooting
Thirty people were shot — two of them fatally — during an annual event called Brooklyn Day on July 2, 2023.
Photos of Aaliya Gonzalez, a victim of the Brooklyn Homes shooting, decorate a fence at Sawmill Creek Park in Glen Burnie on July 2, 2024.
Warden out, 19 officers face discipline after Maryland’s seventh prison killing this year
State police and corrections officials are conducting a “potential criminal misconduct” investigation into staff at a Western Maryland prison after the latest in a rash of killings of prisoners across the state.
Tom Wolf holds up a memorial photo of his son, Colin Wolf, in Charles Village. Colin Wolf was killed by a cellmate while serving time at the Roxbury Correctional Institution.
ICE should do traffic stops despite recent shootings, Trump says, seeming to oppose new suspension
The order came a day after an ICE officer shot and killed a Colombian man in Maine, renewing criticism of the agency’s tactics during enforcement operations.
Local residents walk by a makeshift memorial to the victim of a shooting involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Biddeford, Maine.
Towson Circle shooter Reginald Gray indicted on murder, assault charges
Reginald Gray spent five years in federal prison, was legally prohibited from owning or using a gun, and threatened his son’s mother and maternal grandmother.
Baltimore County detectives say Reginald Gray shot and killed Nasir Majied in a road rage incident last month.
Heat advisory for Maryland as temperatures forecast to soar above 100
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for much of Central Maryland, including Baltimore City, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Howard, Harford, Montgomery and Prince George’s counties.
Dozens of people were seen enjoying the cool water at Druid Hill Park Swimming Pool in Baltimore, MD on June 23, 2025.
Campaign altercation leads to calls for a Baltimore Democratic official’s ouster
A three-member Maryland Democratic Party committee will discuss Ronald Rosenbluth’s fate Wednesday.
Del. Malcolm Ruff, left, and Sen. Dalya Attar.
Amid rising bills, more Marylanders had utilities shut off last year than in 2024
Maryland residents had their natural gas and electricity service shut off for nonpayment nearly 115,000 times last year, according to data filed with state regulators.
Skyrocketing utility costs are making it harder for some to keep up with their bills.
Maryland AG’s office releases new details in fatal police shooting at Gaithersburg bus stop
A 46-year-old man was fatally shot by police on Sunday evening after officers responded to reports of an armed person at a bus stop in Gaithersburg, said state investigators.
The Maryland Office of the Attorney General released its preliminary investigation into a police shooting that killed a 46-year-old man from Rockville.
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