On the weekend, we review the top stories and headlines from across Maryland. Here's a roundup of some of the biggest stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
Homebuyers in Maryland are walking away from home purchase agreements as the U.S. housing market struggles with rising mortgage rates, high home prices and weakening demand, according to a new report from real estate brokerage Redfin.
Residents across the state were treated to an early-morning surprise on Tuesday as a "space jellyfish" appeared in Maryland skies.
School officials have suspended the University of Maryland club tennis team indefinitely and university police are investigating claims the club emailed "racist imagery" to other collegiate teams before a fall tournament in College Park last weekend.
A Baltimore County paramedic was sentenced to nearly 30 years in prison on Tuesday after pleading guilty to masturbating and urinating on workplace items.
Maryland energy regulators are operating under an emergency order for the next few days as part of an effort to curb the risk of power outages during a stretch of warmer-than-usual days.
Parents rallied around a fired school bus driver for Harford County Public Schools by circulating a petition to reinstate her. A GoFundMe has been created to support the bus driver during her job loss.
A Circuit Court judge denied an appeal filed by a Howard County woman who has been feeding hundreds of vultures raw meat in her backyard and upheld a $2,500 fine levied against her.
Maryland returned more than $100 million to residents after the state implemented a new online system that lets officials identify and recover unclaimed funds.
Six current and former inmates have filed a federal lawsuit against the District of Columbia, claiming they were served meals containing dead mice, cockroaches and other insects at the D.C. Jail, exposing them to potentially serious illnesses.
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