The Maryland father who the federal government mistakenly deported to El Salvador, brought back to the U.S., and then accused of human smuggling walked free on Friday—but now the government plans to deport him to Uganda.

A Maryland nonprofit facing a series of transparency concerns was chosen by the Baltimore City government in 2021 to help manage millions of federal tax dollars after no other organization bid for

Coastal parts of Maryland are seeing impacts from Hurricane Erin Thursday as the storm as the storm travels parallel to the East Coast.

Southaven Police say a male suspect is charged after a 52-year-old Maryland man was shot Wednesday. Police identified the victim in Wednesday’s shooting on Burton Lane in Southaven as Reginald Carrol.

A lucrative, decade-long contract to operate the Maryland Lottery is up in the air after state officials took an unusual step to award and then rescind the contract to an embattled multinational

A man wanted for homicide in South Carolina in Maryland, about 12 miles from the Pennsylvania state line. The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office said they

Excel Academy leadership announced the school will not open for the 2025-26 school year, which starts Tuesday in Prince George’s County.

Del. Malcolm P. Ruff is seeking a rematch against Sen. Dalya Attar for the District 41 Senate seat while Maryland sees new political campaigns, GOP gubernatorial shifts, and updates to pension