Staten Island FerryHawks come home to roost, but fall to So. Maryland, 7-4, in home-opener (photos)
Staten Island cranked three home runs - and borough native John Esposito tossed three scoreless innings - but it wasn't enough on Friday night.
Maryland keeps at-large hopes alive behind Hacopian brothers
Poor April results have Maryland and Rutgers both in desperation mode, but one team is getting on a roll while the other keeps finding ways to lose.
Maryland swimming phenom Katie Ledecky receives Presidential Medal of Freedom
Maryland swimming phenom Katie Ledecky received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The White House announced on Friday the 19 recipients of the high honor t
Maryland Weather: Rainy Weekend; much cooler
BALTIMORE-- A backdoor cold front (a front that moves in the opposite direction from what's usually seen) moved through the region last night into this morning. This front has cooled temperatures ...
Maryland Fugitive Wanted for Violent Attack Arrested in Pennsylvania
On Friday, May 3, Steven Sharp, a 43-year-old resident of Berlin, PA, was apprehended by the Cumberland City Police on charges of being a
Spring Festivals in Maryland: A Guide to the Best Events in April 2024
Spring has sprung! And Maryland is celebrating the warmer weather and season with many different events and festivals happening throughout the month of April. So, whether you're a local looking for weekend fun or an out-of-towner searching for the ultimate Maryland experience, these three spring festivals must be on your calendar!
LIVE UPDATES: Maryland Bridge Collapse: 6 Workers Presumed Dead
The U.S. Coast Guard is suspending its rescue efforts following a horrific incident in Baltimore, Maryland. The Francis Scott Key Bridge plunged into the freezing waters of the Patapsco River after being hit by a container ship. Search operations will now shift focus to finding the missing six construction workers and providing closure to their families.
The Ultimate Guide to Nationals Opening Day
Nationals Opening Day is here, and we've got everything you need to know before the first pitch on Friday at Nationals Park. From the schedule of events to parking, we'll walk you through each aspect of the Nationals' home opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates on April 1.
Maryland-based Emergent Solutions to close Baltimore, Rockville facilities
The CEO of Gaithersburg-based Emergent Biosolutions it includes closing the company's baltimore-bayview and rockville manufacturing facilities.
Maryland voters get a jump on early voting: 'We have to make a change'
BALTIMORE - Early voting for the 2024 Maryland primary election is underway for the next week. Eligible voters can now start casting their ballots in person, and many have already done so. Early voting polling sites with be open each day throughout the state until Thursday, May 9.
Evansville, IN – Woman Injured in Roll-Over Crash at Morton Ave and E Maryland St
The accident occurred around 3:30 a.m. at the intersection of Morton Ave and E Maryland St. Local authorities reported to the scene shortly after the incident. A police sergeant confirmed that the woman managed to free herself through the vehicle’s rear.
Hogan starts Senate campaign in Maryland with veterans’ pitch
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has decided to run for the U.S. Senate, and has named his first campaign coalition group. The name tells all: “Veterans for Hogan,” to be chaired by retired Air Force Brig. Gen. John Teichert. Mr. Hogan also has ...
DC police: Maryland man used fire extinguisher in robberies at DC convenience stores
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers arrested a man who was accused of robbing several convenience stores with a fire extinguisher. MPD said that 42-year-old Raham Barnes of Upper Marlboro, Md. was arrested on ...
Maryland primary: Do you need a political party affiliation to vote?
Maryland voters are headed to the polls to cast their ballots in the state's presidential nominating contests as early voting in the Free State's primary begins Thursday. Sign up for Your Vote: Text USA TODAY reporters and the elections team by joining ...
Salisbury to host Maryland Folk Festival again: All to know about the event
After serving as the host of the National Folk Festival for five years, Salisbury's very own Maryland Folk Festival is set to return for a second round this fall. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming, family-friendly festival. The Maryland ...
Rebuilding collapsed Baltimore bridge will cost up to $1.9bn, say Maryland officials
Maryland transportation officials say they estimate that the reconstruction will finish in the fall of 2028. The bridge collapsed on 26 March when the container ship Dali crashed into one of the bridge's support legs. Eight construction workers were on the ...
Maryland to spend $1.7B to rebuild bridge
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Maryland plans to rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge in just over four years at an estimated cost between $1.7 billion and $1.9 billion, a state transportation official said Thursday.
Maryland National Guard Participates in a Annual Homeland Defense and Disaster Response Exercise
Over 45 Maryland National Guard soldiers provided public affairs and logistics support during Vibrant Response 24 at Fort Carson, Colorado, April 19 to May 3. VR is an annual U.S. Army North, U. S. Northern Command - directed Command Post exercise planned in coordination with the Department of Defense,
Results: Central Maryland Conference Small School Track & Field Championships
The Central Maryland Conference Small School Outdoor Track & Field Championships were held Thursday at Smithsburg High School. Here are the winners of each event, along with the top-eight place winners from Boonsboro, Clear Spring, Smithsburg and Williamsport.
Unemployment claims in Maryland declined last week
Initial filings for unemployment benefits in Maryland dropped last week compared with the week prior, the U.S. Department of Labor said Thursday. New jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, fell to 1,994 in the week ending April 27, down from 2,288 the week before, the Labor Department said.