A Baltimore man has become a millionaire after winning a $1 million top prize on a scratch-off ticket. (more…)
A Baltimore man has become a millionaire after winning a $1 million top prize on a scratch-off ticket. (more…)
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Baltimore seized more than 10,000 pounds of marijuana hidden inside a shipping container bound for Liverpool, England, authorities announced. (more…)
A Maryland cheesesteak shop has earned national recognition, landing on Beli’s newly released list of the 12 best cheesesteaks in the United States.
DMV Empanadas at 560 N. Frederick Ave. in the Gaithersburg Square shopping center has announced plans to open a new location soon at 10 N. Calvert Street in Baltimore. (more…)
Jimmy’s Famous Seafood will be appearing at the Casey Farmers Market in Gaithersburg on Thursday, May 21. (more…)
A Montgomery County native is stepping into one of Baltimore’s top sports media roles.
The University of Maryland Medical Center’s R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore honored 51 medical professionals and first responders who helped save the life of a Montgomery County teenager who was critically injured in a 2024 shooting.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced that the State has reached a settlement in principle with Grace Ocean Private Limited and Synergy Marine Pte Ltd., the owner and operator of the cargo ship M/V Dali, resolving part of the State’s claims stemming from the ship’s March 26, 2024 allision with the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers intercepted a total of 247 pounds of marijuana across four separate smuggling attempts at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, all involving luggage bound for London.
Governor Wes Moore joined state officials and Baltimore Orioles representatives on Thursday (Opening Day) to announce the completion of $135 million in upgrades at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, marking the largest renovation to the stadium since it opened in 1992.
Marty Bass, a longtime Baltimore broadcasting staple and familiar face on WJZ, has announced he will retire at the end of May, capping off a career that began in television nearly five decades ago.