The Latest Breaking News from Maryland

BALTIMORE — Who wants to drink the bay?

A Maryland fire chief says all known residents of an apartment building are accounted for after an explosion and fire

Maryland tight end Chigoziem Okonkwo considered himself a sleeper prospect entering the NFL scouting combine. On Thursday, he opened a lot of eyes.

A Maryland fire official says 10 people were taken to hospitals, including several people with serious injuries, after an explosion and fire at a apartment building

The little-used sophomore forward entered Wednesday’s game for the last 41 seconds of the the team’s home finale.

Kelly McCormick pensó que volvería a trabajar hace tiempo, pero la pandemia de coronavirus encuentra continuamente formas de mantenerla en casa ayudando a sus dos hijos pequeños.

BALTIMORE — How did homeowners function before Etsy?

BALTIMORE — Maryland terminated its largely symbolic “Sister State” relationship with the region that includes the Russian city of St. Petersburg due to Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

At the start of the pandemic, governors and state agencies in all 50 states declared active emergencies related to the COVID-19 virus. These orders allowed officials to access resources unavailable to them during non-emergencies, like stockpiles of medical goods and equipment, and temporarily waive or suspend certain rules and regulations.

BALTIMORE — The Maryland man who stabbed his wife to death in Baltimore and created an elaborate ruse that a pair of panhandlers in East Baltimore killed her was sentenced to life in prison Monday.

Maryland should require rigorous standardized tests of students starting at the ages of 4 or 5. No kidding.