More teachers creating "wish lists" as they spend more of their own money to get their classroom ready for students.

The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action is suing the state of Maryland after Governor Wes Moore on Tuesday signed a pair of gun control bills into law.

Thousands of people will visit the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit for Aretha Franklin's visitation, and mourners lined up early ahead of Tuesday's viewing.

Maryland Republican Congressional Candidate Nicolee Ambrose says she's been the target of multiple violent threats recently.

Many neighbors across Baltimore city may believe crime is getting worse but the numbers tell another story, as the Baltimore Police Department reports violent crime has dropped 16% since 2018.

It was a hot summer day in Charlotte, North Carolina, and these kids just wanted to splash around in their kiddie pool. But the only way they had to fill it was to carry pots of water from the sink.

Tomorrow, more than 400 volunteers converge on Annapolis. In the morning the group will hold a rally outside of the State House.

Today, a group of bipartisan congresspeople announced that they've created a new caucus, in support of Iranian women.

Friday is a day of remembrance for people who knew Sister Cathy Cesnik, the nun whose murder was profiled in the Netflix documentary 'The Keepers'.

According to Dr. Ramesh Sepehrrad, a professor of Middle East Studies at the University of Baltimore and a leader at the OIAC, more than 400 people have been killed and thousands have been arrested.

The stars of All Elite Wrestling invaded Baltimore on Wednesday night for an episode of Dynamite, which airs live weekly on national television.

She was 30-years-old when the Orioles first came to Baltimore in 1953. On Thursday, she celebrated her 100th birthday at Camden Yards.

In 1892, at the age of 52, John Henry Murphy Sr. decided to start a newspaper. With a $200 investment from his wife Martha, the Afro American Newspaper was born on August 13, 1892.

For her big sixth birthday wish, Baltimore kindergartner Tatum Byerson started a GoFundMe to raise money for the homeless people she passed everyday on her way to Roland Park Elementary.

If you love professional wrestling and want to help a great a cause, Joppatowne is the place to be Saturday night.

The State of Maryland wants to make sure that parents and community members alike are aware of the resources available to report school or student safety concerns.

Milford Mill Academy beats Kent Island 25-16 to win the Maryland 2A state championship trophy. The game was at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis.

Poppleton residents celebrated a big milestone: 24 months without a violent crime. Neighbors say it's already brought welcome changes to the streets.

A dog lost in Susquehanna State Park appears to have swam nearly a mile across the Susquehanna River to safety where a pair of fishermen found him and returned him to his owner.

Howard County teenager skates with the Washington Capitals and meets his hero, Caps captain Alex Ovechkin

If it's not the heat death of the Earth that consumes us; if we are not snuffed out by blight, famine and the volatile hubris of mankind, it's only a matter of time before the cockroaches rise up and...

Friday was Tournament of Champions Day at McDaniel College in Westminster.

A Poly graduate, Maryland football wide receiver Tyrese Chambers hosted a free football camp on Sunday.

Police have released surveillance footage of a man violently attacking a pair of pro-life protesters in North Baltimore.

In one of his first big moves leading the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office, Ivan Bates dismissed all charges against Keith Davis Jr. in two separate cases.

Prosecutors charged 54-year-old April Gaskins after her 9-year-old grandson shot the teen in the head with her gun. Her family believes it's a step in the right in the direction.

Bojangles have announced they're expanding their footprint with new restaurants in Baltimore. They have committed to opening five new restaurants throughout Baltimore.

Tom Flacco, the starting quarterback for the Towson Tigers and the little brother of Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl winner Joe Flacco, is competing among 25 other Football Championship Series players as...

Baltimore City Schools announced they will participate in the School Breakfast Program (SBP) and National School Lunch Program (NSLP) for the 2023-2024.

Two people were injured in a shooting on Bowie State University's campus on Saturday night, officials from the university say.

Philanthropist Mackenzie Scott donated $15 million to Baltimore-Based Lutheran Immigration and Refugee services.

A local artist has painted a Carroll County town red - and yellow, blue, green, and all the other colors of the rainbow. Sykesville is bursting with pride

There's a new Old Bay-flavored product in town, and it's a partnership with one of Baltimore's best-known restaurants. Jimmy's Famous Seafood chef and co-owner helped create two butter spreads.

You're going to love Lucy Hughes!  She's a shining star as a Junior lacrosse player at Dulaney High School.

ALS took Mike Savage's mobility and speech. But it could not take his love for the game of football.

Hae Min Lee's family filed papers asking the appellate court for a new evidentiary hearing in which all the evidence that supports the vacatur for Adnan Syed is publicly presented.

Amtrak is in the process of giving Baltimore’s Penn Station a facelift, something that hasn't been done in almost four decades.

Shaniya Murray is the first girl in City College High School history to make the baseball team. And she's reminding everyone why she deserves the jersey.