Maryland House Democrats vote in favor of a bill to impose sweeping sanctions on Russia.

This four-month investigation explores the ubiquity of prop betting and betting on individual athletes and the ways that players are targets of aggrieved gamblers.

WESTERNPORT, Maryland– As floods ripped through parts of Western Maryland 13 months ago, cars floated down streets, sewer lines were torn open and people couldn’t get into their own homes. Allegany…

In Maryland, abandoned “ghost cars” become collateral damage in ICE’s deportation mission.

Public electric vehicle charging in Maryland has expanded dramatically in the past decade, but those opportunities are not spread evenly across the state.

The president isn’t afraid to continue pushing the envelope when it comes to mixing politics and religion—sparking criticism from religious leaders, including the Pope.

Lawmakers questioned senior military officials on growing coordination among China, Russia and North Korea and the impact of the Iran conflict on Indo-Pacific strategy

WASHINGTON – The White House Correspondents’ Association dinner ended abruptly Saturday when loud bangs erupted outside the ballroom, causing panic among attendees and sending them diving und…

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Automobiles and light trucks alone accounted for about 30% of revenue that the Port of Baltimore generated in 2025. Although the port has consistently been a top U.S. automobile…

In the midst of ICE crackdowns across the country, Maryland lawmakers introduced more immigration bills this session than in the past 15 years.

(WASHINGTON)–Democrats running for Congress in Maryland’s 1st District are less focused on their primary opponents right now than on the incumbent they want to face in the fall – Republican U.S. Re…

(WASHINGTON)–President Donald Trump’s proposal for a 90,000 square foot ballroom will move to Congress after the National Capital Planning Commission gave its approval during a Thursday heari…

Peña-Melnyk said there’s more to do before the session ends: ‘We’re trying to make sure that when we leave here and adjourn, the people are in a better place.’

(WASHINGTON)–Major changes could be coming to American college sports after President Donald Trump issued an executive order allowing college athletes only a five-year-window to compete and limitin…

Total violent crimes — homicide, rape, aggravated assault and robbery — in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore City decreased by 60% and 21%, respectively, since 2015, according to a Capital News Servic…

Gov. Moore’s proposed budget would cut $126 million from the Developmental Disabilities Administration, a move advocates warn will harm thousands of Marylanders.

Among the respondents, 48% approved of the job Moore is doing, 42% disapproved and 9% said they weren’t sure.

Del. Deni Taveras, D-Prince George’s, said the bill she reintroduced could better protect students on Maryland’s roads. Opponents worry about the cost.

Top officials in college sports are stepping up their push this spring for federal changes that would help them deal with the growing crowd of athletes who want to play longer – and make more money…

Gov. Wes Moore and others laid a wreath Thursday at the site of the Key Bridge collapse to honor the six construction workers killed there two years ago.

Conservationists, politicians and local residents gathered to plant a scion of the original tulip poplar, which once towered over St John’s College’s campus.

Gas prices in the U.S. have risen by 33% since the start of the war between the U.S., Israel and Iran.

Gas prices in the U.S. have risen by 33% since the start of the war between the U.S., Israel and Iran.

Lawmakers are considering a bipartisan bill that would require people to remove snow and ice from their vehicles before driving.

Politicians and experts caution that the lack of local media could leave Marylanders without reliable information about their communities.

We are looking for your pictures and memories from Camden Yards and Memorial Stadium as part of an upcoming project on Orioles history.

Advocates for low-income consumers support legislation that would require businesses to accept cash, removing some barriers for people to buy what they need.

The “King of the World” statue at the National Mall is the latest in a yearslong string of statues mocking the president and his supporters.

The growth plans at Calvert Cliffs show nuclear energy’s role in strengthening the clean-energy supply, but they collide with environmental concerns.

(WASHINGTON) – U.S. Park Police tailed a man while he commuted home from work – but when he stopped to get some water, ICE showed up and took him away. A pool maintenance man got stopped by the Par…

The Attorney General asked in the lawsuit that ICE and the Department of Homeland Security be ordered to turn over records about conditions at the facility.

Seeing so many community members eager to donate and support their neighbors leaves the co-founders astonished.

Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D-Md.) sparred with surgeon general nominee Dr. Casey Means, questioning her stance against various vaccines.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday hailed the first year of his presidency as a “turnaround for the ages,” touting his policies and assailing Democrats.

President Donald Trump delivers his State of the Union address tonight, but Democrats are planning to make their voices heard, as well. Follow along here for Maryland-focused updates.

Clyburn posted in a playful jab on social media last month that he, in fact, is the real OG of the quarter-zip.

Jeffries said he had a “productive exchange of ideas and perspectives” about redistricting with Senate President Bill Ferguson

On the sidewalk outside of the Columbia Heights shopping mall on Saturday morning, a group of about 10 protestors scattered around the entrances.

The Senate passed a bill -287 (g) banning agreements between local law enforcement agencies and ICE, moving the measure on to Gov. Wes Moore who has said he’s eager to sign it.

The monks ended their 2,300-mile journey in Annapolis on Thursday, attracting hundreds to Maryland’s capital to witness the last stop on the “Walk for Peace.’’

Human errors and track defects caused more than 3,000 rail accidents over the last decade, killing 23 people and injuring nearly 1,200. Yet federal railroad regulators failed to implement most of t…

Capital News Service investigated the history of deaths and abuse toward children at the notorious House of Reformation and Instruction for Colored Children in southern Prince George’s County. Here ar...