Despite more than four decades of cleanup efforts, the Chesapeake Bay is still plagued with ecological problems, such as massive algae blooms, oxygen-depleted waters and an oyster population that ...

Howard Park ShopRite will host first Klein's Family Market Grocery Sweep event they've held at one of their Baltimore locations.

A partnership between Johns Hopkins University and the city of Baltimore will provide free gun locks and safes to residents ...

Today's Daily Dispatch Quiz topics include: creature's Chesapeake Bay comeback; new transit administrator; Marylanders lose ...

Tim Hortons, the Canadian-based coffee and bakery chain, has opened its first Maryland location in Eldersburg.

Amtrak officials say passengers on the Northeast Corridor will soon see increased construction activity in West Baltimore as a contractor ramps up work on the Frederick Douglass Tunnel project, a $6 ...

Five new programs are in effect to help Marylanders choose their own clean energy supplier, be more energy efficient, and ...

At the Enoch Pratt Free Library's central branch, Dan Rodricks explores a new exhibit of items from Maryland and Baltimore political campaigns.

A committee that was created two years ago to advise Baltimore County on school overcrowding finally held its first meeting last week. The County Council and County Executive Kathy Klausmeier have ...

Attempts to roll back protections of oyster reefs are not sitting well with Marylanders, a large majority of whom favor the sanctuaries.

The former pharmacy building on a prominent Hampden street corner sold at auction on Wednesday for $1,023,750.

Former Maryland Delegate Tony Bridges has been appointed as the next administrator of the Maryland Transit Administration.