Tunnel Project Will Ease Port Of Baltimore Bottleneck And Spur Growth, Officials Say

For decades, the Port of Baltimore's ability to compete with its rivals along the East Coast has been hampered.

Tech Executive Rosenbaum Dropping Out Of Democratic Race For Governor

Michael Rosenbaum, the Baltimore tech executive who hoped to replicate his political campaign, is announcing he's dropping out of the race.

Baltimore-Area Unemployment Rate Steady In September: Feds

The Baltimore unemployment rate stayed the same as fall approached.

In Joint Appeal, Casinos Press State On Sports Gaming Licenses

Three Maryland casinos that typically regard one another as competitors banded together Monday to press the state to act on licenses.

Former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Reps Rapper

The former mayor of Baltimore has a new job.

Baltimore Region Post Offices Fall Flat In Mail Delivery, Audit Finds

An audit by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) for the U.S. Postal Service found significant delays in mail delivery.

Biden Announces That ‘Infrastructure Week Has Finally Arrived' During Port Of Baltimore Visit

As the sun began to set over the Port of Baltimore late Wednesday afternoon, President Joseph R. Biden made the announcement.

Port Of Baltimore Leads Response To Supply Chain Crisis: Hogan

The Port of Baltimore handles the most e-commerce and more cars and light trucks than any other in the United States, the governor said.

Biden In Baltimore: 'I'm Going To Get America Off The Sidelines'

The president promoted legislation he said would fix supply chain issues and provide a "blue-collar blueprint" to rebuild the country.

Biden To Visit Port Of Baltimore To Talk Infrastructure

President Joseph Biden will visit the Port of Baltimore this week after passage of his infrastructure bill.

President Joe Biden Takes Questions From Baltimoreans

"Baltimore is a city that’s coming back and the president is coming to highlight the ‘Build Back Better’ agenda," Mayor Brandon Scott said.

2 MVA Branches Can Print Birth Certificates

People born in Maryland can now get their birth certificates printed by the MVA at two locations.

President Biden To Visit Baltimore For Town Hall

President Joseph Biden will hold a town hall in Baltimore Thursday, Oct. 21.

COVID-Related Prisoner Releases: MD Lawmakers Urge Action

Five Maryland lawmakers are urging the Biden administration to reverse a judicial opinion that could re-incarcerate as many as 4,500 people.

Baltimore-Area Unemployment Rate Improves In August: Feds

The Baltimore unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.

MD Demands Review Of US Postal Service Overhaul, 19 States Agree

A formal complaint was filed this week as leaders from MD and 19 other states seek insight into the future of the US Postal Service.

Report Tallies Number Of Days With Elevated Air Pollution In Maryland

The Baltimore metropolitan area had one of the highest number of days with elevated air pollution in Maryland in 2020.

Baltimore Mayor Tests Positive For COVID-19

Despite having been vaccinated, Mayor Brandon Scott contracted COVID-19 and is isolating at his home, his spokesman said.

New MD Laws Take Effect October 1 On LGBTQ+ Rights, Crime, More

Criminal justice reform and LGBTQ+ rights are among several issues addressed by new Maryland laws taking effect Friday.

At LCV Fundraiser, Environmental Leaders Discuss Why Maryland Should Invest In Climate Solutions

Sitting outside along the waterfront Thursday, a group of environmental leaders said Maryland should invest in climate change solutions.

Rental Arrears On Rise In Baltimore: Analysis

More than one out of every five Baltimore rental households are behind on rents as of early August, according to a new analysis.

Baltimore-Area Unemployment Rate Improved In July: Feds

The Baltimore city unemployment rate improved somewhat during the summer.

Former Assistant State's Attorney Roya Hanna Announces Bid Against Mosby

Defense Attorney Roya Hanna announced her bid for Baltimore City State's Attorney this week, taking on the controversial incumbent Mosby.

Floating Wetlands At Inner Harbor To Revive Urban Ecosystems, Clean Water

The National Aquarium in Baltimore is undertaking a project to create a marsh area off Pratt Street.

COVID-19 Boosters, Door-To-Door Outreach Planned In MD: Governor

"If somebody feels that they need to get it, we're gonna get it" to them, Gov. Larry Hogan said of the COVID-19 booster shot.

MD Laser Pointers Targeted Planes More Than 500 Times Between 2010 And 2020: FAA

There were 534 reports of lasers being pointed at planes in Maryland between 2010 and 2020, according to federal data released last week.

Baltimore Leaders Urge Homeowners To Apply For Property Tax Credit

Time is running on the Maryland Homeowners' Property Tax Credit Program; leaders are urging Baltimore residents to apply by the deadline.

Baltimore Employees Required To Get COVID-19 Vaccine

All employees who are not fully vaccinated will be need to provide a weekly negative test result to report to work in Baltimore.

Prettyman Officially Sworn In To Replace Haynes In The House

House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones (D-Baltimore County) Monday swore in Del. Roxane Prettyman (D-Baltimore City) to represent District 44A.

Baltimore Begins Preparations For 3rd Dose Clinics, Health Chief Says

Baltimore Health Commission doctor Dzirasa said the city is making preparations to open clinics where residents can receive the third dose.

MD Mandates COVID-19 Vaccines At Nursing Homes, Hospitals

The governor announced new protocols Wednesday afternoon to limit the spread of coronavirus in Maryland among certain workers.

Baltimore City Council Members Urge Hogan To Reinstate Recently Expired State Eviction Protections

The Baltimore City Council Monday passed a resolution for more distribution time and urging Hogan "to do the right thing," Ramos said.

State of Emergency In Maryland Set To Expire

The coronavirus state of emergency ordered by Gov. Larry Hogan is slated to conclude Sunday, Aug. 15.

As Visits To MD State Parks Soared During Pandemic, New Commission To Study Demands

A new legislative commission will study the increasing demands on Maryland state parks starting next month.

‘If You're Not Vaccinated, Shut Up': Baltimore Mayor Blames New Mask Mandate On Unvaccinated

Baltimore's mayor says the unvaccinated drove the city's new mask mandate. Baltimore County's leader shares why it didn't issue an order.

Baltimore Minister To Chair Franchot's Campaign For Governor

State Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot (D) has landed a statesman to chair his 2022 gubernatorial campaign: the Rev. Alvin C. Hathaway Sr.

Baltimore-Area Unemployment Rate Increased In June: Feds

But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.

Transition Continues In Senate President's Office

Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore City) has made a few key hires in his office, calling it a "talented group of staffers."

Police Join Residents For Night Out After Long Pandemic Lockdown

At Garden Village Community Center at Baltimore City and Baltimore County, some officers handed out yellow drawstring bags and snacks.

Baltimore Coronavirus Transmission 'Substantial': CDC

The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Baltimore residents.