MD Temperatures To Dip As Storms Return This Weekend: What To Expect

A cold front moving into the region translates into a cool, wet weekend for Marylanders. Here's what you can expect.

These Are The Best School Districts In Maryland, New Ranking Says

A new ranking is taking a deeper dive into the best school districts in Maryland. See how the Old Line State fared.

Maryland's Most Iconic Sandwich Is A Chesapeake Bay Favorite: Ranking

Tasting Table picked this favorite to represent Maryland on its list of the most iconic sandwiches in every state.

Where Does Maryland Rank For Student Debt? New Study Weighs In

Maryland ranked 30th nationally for student debt in a WalletHub study examining debt levels and borrowers' economic opportunities.

Maryland Guide To Fall Meteors, Starting With Unpredictable Draconids

Meteor showers return in October and fill the celestial calendar through the end of the year. Here's when to expect shooting stars in MD.

JV Football Program Suspended | Matcha Stop During Labor | Motel Shooting: MD Top News

This week's top headlines include a Department of Justice lawsuit, discovered Underground Railroad stops, and several charged in shootings.

DOJ Sues Maryland, 2 Counties For Blocking ICE Officers From Wearing Masks

A MD law that bans federal officers from wearing masks went into effect on Thursday, immediately prompting a DOJ lawsuit.

New Laws: No Kings, No Trying Youths As Adults, No ‘Dynamic Pricing' — And A Prehistoric Shark

Hundreds of new laws take effect Thursday, ranging from responses to national battles to reactions to local tragedies.

Oktoberfests, Beer Festivals Coming To Maryland This Month: 2026 Guide

Grab a pretzel and a beer stein, kick back and enjoy these Oktoberfest celebrations around Maryland.

MD Utilities May Soon Give Customers $160M In Tax Refunds, Data Center Protections

Electricity providers in MD are aiming to give millions in tax returns to customers, as well as offer protection from data center costs.

Political Notes: Refunds For Utilities, Input For Fitzwater, New Jobs For Coale, Peterson

A win in Maryland’s top court will eventually result in credits for customers of the state’s utility companies.

Women's Fashion Retailer Closing 120 Stores: What To Know In MD

Women's fashion retailer Cato plans to shutter 120 stores this year, making it the latest company to announce significant closures.

Maryland's Best High Schools Ranked In New Analysis

From private to charter, magnet and traditional, Patch has the newest list of Maryland's best high schools, according to a report.

Another Round Of Rain Forecast In MD: Weather Whiplash To Bring Sunny Skies, Then Showers

After a weekend of windy and wet conditions, Marylanders can expect a slight breeze to stick around for a few days. Rain returns by Friday.

Police Chief Killed | Power Outages | Fatal Motorcycle Crash | Coffee Crawl: MD Weekend

Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Maryland.

Advocates May Try To Extend Life Of MD's 'Flush Tax' In 2027

Without intervention, the fee would be cut in half in 2030, but environmentalists say sewage treatment plants still need help.

MD Police Chief Killed In Head-On Crash In Talbot County

George William Bacorn Jr. died after a delivery truck crossed the center line on MD 331 and struck his SUV head-on, police said.

MD Faces Strong Winds, Coastal Flooding As Nor’easter Lingers

The intensifying nor'easter is forecast to bring a fresh round of rain and strong wind gusts to Maryland. Here's what you can expect.

Twisted Tea Thief | Dad Charged In Toddler's Death | Bus Crash Injures 16: MD Top News

This week's top headlines include a viral DoorDash order, a man accused of killing his roommate, and new AI rules issued by the state.

5 Federal Changes Impact MD On Oct. 1: SNAP, FAFSA, Medicare And More

Oct. 1 marks the start of many changes for Marylanders. See what the new fiscal year means for benefits programs.

Fall Allergy Forecast: These Allergens Will Be Worst In MD

Maryland residents with seasonal allergies may want to keep the tissues handy now that fall has arrived.

Food Insecurity Rising In Maryland, DC Region, New Report Finds

A new Capital Area Food Bank report finds food insecurity remains widespread across portions of Maryland and the greater Washington region.

Maryland Delegation Pushes For Port Of Baltimore Modernization

‘This is a priority for us’: Lawmakers vow to continue advocating for investments in the port, 2½ years after the Key Bridge collapse.

Starbucks Closing 250 Stores This Week: What MD Customers Need To Know

The closures come as Starbucks aims to reshape its footprint and focus on locations the brand says are underperforming.

Maryland Updates Income Limits For Free, Reduced-Price Meals

New income guidelines determine who qualifies for free or reduced-price meals at participating child care and adult day care programs.

MD Consumers Could Get Money From $96.5M Drug Settlements: How To Claim

Consumers who bought certain generic medications may qualify for compensation from $96.5 million in drug company settlements.

Suspect Smashes Into MD Gas Station, Makes Off With 2 Cases Of Twisted Tea: Police

A MD burglary suspect allegedly smashed through a Sunoco door with their Crocs in "sports mode" and headed straight for the Twisted Tea.

'Destructive' Nor'easter To Slam MD With Damaging Winds, Coastal Flooding

While the rain may have ended, powerful wind gusts are moving into the region and have prompted advisories through Friday.

These Are The Top MD Colleges In 2027 U.S. News Rankings

Multiple schools made a new U.S. News ranking of the top colleges and universities across the nation. See how Maryland fared.

87-Year-Old Frederick Man Facing Murder Charges For Roommate's Death: Police

Police were said to have been alerted after the Frederick man first confessed to a pastor at the Frederick Christian Fellowship Church.

MD Ranked Among Top 5 Happiest States

To determine where Americans have the best combination of economic, emotional, physical and social health, WalletHub looked at 30 metrics.

Gov. Moore Unveils New AI Rules To Protect Workers, Children And Consumers

Maryland's new AI framework calls for safeguards involving jobs, schools, housing, privacy and other areas of daily life.

MD Nor'easter Threatens State With Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds & Coastal Flooding

The fall season gets underway on Tuesday. But it's bringing with it a September nor'easter that has the potential to cause serious damage.

Proposed Rate Hikes For Long-Term Care Plans Would Double Premiums For Thousands Of Seniors

12,600 Marylanders could see their monthly premiums double over the next few years if state officials grant the rate increase requests.

Hunter Mistakes Woman For Deer | Road Rage Arrest | Rabid Raccoon | Fundraiser Saves Steer: MD Weekend

Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Maryland.

MD Hunter Mistook Woman For Deer Before Deadly Shooting: Police

A Salisbury man faces manslaughter and other felony charges after police said he shot a woman walking through a Delaware field.

New MD Crime Laws Take Effect This October: 6 Changes To Know

From AI deepfakes to juvenile reform, several new crime laws will reshape Maryland’s rules. See what measures take effect on Oct. 1, 2026.

MD Restaurant Week Gets Underway: See Participating Eateries

Maryland Restaurant Week runs from Friday through Sept. 27, bringing together a mix of establishments for the sixth annual event.

Dog Stabbed 14 Times | Industrial Mixer Traps Worker | Police Chief Resigns: MD Top News

This week's top news includes a nurse sentenced for morphine theft, the new MD fire marshal, and child porn charges filed against a teacher.

Tickets for DEATH BECOMES HER at the Hippodrome are on sale now

Tony Award-winning, drop-dead hilarious musical comedy to play in Baltimore Feb. 2-7, 2027 for eight performances only