The Latest Breaking News from Maryland

The Agriculture Department has reported lethal outbreaks of HPAI from Maryland to South Dakota

Roughly 60 workers across New York and Maryland are demanding a $3 raise and two twenty-minute work breaks

A Baltimore judge has ordered new testing for evidence in the case of a Maryland man whose murder conviction was chronicled in the podcast “Serial.”

BALTIMORE — The Maryland Court of Appeals has postponed the state’s primary from June 28 to July 19.

Capstone Green Energy Corp's (NASDAQ:CGRN), exclusive distributor for the Mid-Atlantic, Southeastern U.S., and the Caribbean, E-Finity Distributed Generation, has won an order for a C1000S system from TCR2 Therapeutics. Financial terms were not disclosed. TCR2 Therapeutics is a biomedical research and development company providing novel T-cell therapies to treat various cancers. The…

Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service, Community Legal Services of Philadelphia, and other nonprofit groups in cities with high percentages of low-income homeowners have helped thousands at risk of losing their homes due to unpaid property taxes

The U.S. Coast Guard said efforts are underway to refloat a 1,000-foot container vessel that ran aground in the Maryland portion of the Chesapeake Bay

A statue that was thought to be the last Confederate monument on a courthouse lawn in Maryland has been removed

Barbara Goldberg Goldman wrote in her email that three previous attempts to elect a Black governor had failed