Sgt. Gregory Dietz died at his home on Monday, June 30, "leaving behind a deep sense of loss felt across our ranks and by all who knew and loved him," the sheriff's office said.

In an era where grievance has replaced gratitude, the Fourth of July has become a hollow ritual for some, writes.

July brings plenty of new laws to Maryland, many of which are consumer-related.

In the heart of Baltimore, nestled within the bustling Lexington Market, sits a seafood sanctuary that has Marylanders willingly sitting in traffic just for a taste of their legendary crab cakes.

Attman’s Delicatessen in Baltimore stands as a monument to the art of authentic Jewish deli fare, drawing devoted pilgrims from every corner of Maryland and beyond.

A presentation about the untold history of the LGBTQ+ movement on Wednesday explored the long-standing presence of queer communities in rural Maryland. Benjamin Egerman, a librarian and historian at ...

A separate analysis of housing data by Redfin found that 14.6% of all pending sales in May fell out of contract, up from 14% ...

After witnessing a crucial episode of the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key wrote the poem that, set to the melody of an ...

Baltimore organizers highlight plans for a traveling flotilla and aviation spectacle to celebrate the nation's semi ...

A traveling flotilla of international tall ships, sailors and aviators will head to Baltimore next summer in celebration of ...

A middle school teacher in Montgomery County is accusing her principal and the board of education of "unconstitutional ...