Maryland teachers who contract with a program that provides arts education in local schools, including in City and County, are demanding their money after what they call lengthy delays and partial payments.

Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) wants President Donald Trump to visit Baltimore as the president cracks down on crime in Washington, D.C. Moore invited Trump on Thursday to take a “public safety walk” in the city next month after the president criticized Baltimore and other cities in blue states.

Maryland Governor Moore invites President Trump to discuss safety in Baltimore following a 20% drop in state homicides.

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This comes as the two leaders have engaged in a war of words, over differing opinions on how to handle crime, specifically Trump's decision to deploy National Guard troops to Washington D.C.

The Maryland Department of the Environment has ordered Johns Hopkins Hospital to meet dozens of safety requirements after a 5,000-gallon oil spill in Baltimore’s harbor led to a massive cleanup.

Investigators on Tuesday were trying to determine what caused an explosion aboard a cargo ship laden with coal as it departed Baltimore's harbor for East Africa. Video of the explosion showed flames shooting high into the air,

A Baltimore resident scratched his way to a $50,000 top prize on a $5 Game of Thrones™ scratch-off ticket, and he’s already planning to celebrate with a casino-themed vacation. The lucky winner purchased his ticket at Harry’s Liquors,

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Two Powerball tickets worth $500,000 each were sold in Prince George's County. Find out where they were sold and learn about the next drawing's $700 million jackpot.

One of the largest pharmaceutical manufacturers operating in Maryland will lay off 350 workers at three of its locations in the state.

Longtime Baltimore businessman Ed Hale, Sr., formally announced his campaign for Maryland governor, switching parties from Democratic to Republican.