With new tariffs on tomatoes from Mexico falling during Maryland’s tomato season, farmers are hopeful that more people will make the switch to local produce.

President Trump launched a blistering attack on Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., Tuesday morning, accusing his longtime political foe of committing mortgage fraud by lying about his primary residence for over a decade in order to “rip off America.

A boat fire in Western Maryland sent two people to the hospital and forced one person to jump overboard to escape the flames, according to state investigators. Shortly before noon on Tuesday, July 15,

Maryland joined nearly two dozen states in suing the Trump administration for withholding $6.8 billion in education grants, risking millions in funding for K-12 and adult education programs across

Maryland teacher Dan Engler sued his school district for defamation after he says the school accused him of a hate incident following a seating chart dispute.

Maryland residents can track flooding events through a new map created by the state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

A lottery player won big after changing up her routine, Maryland officials said. On July 3, the woman from Essex decided to add “a few extra combinations to her regular Bonus Match 5 bet” and had no idea the split decision would land her $50,000, according to a July 15 news release by the Maryland Lottery.

Governor Wes Moore announced the launch of the Maryland Benefits One Application on July 16, 2025, a mobile-friendly tool designed to simplify access to essential benefits for Marylanders. This platform allows eligible residents to apply for Medicaid,

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has announced various infrastructure investments for clean water projects, including one on Smith Island.

A man and woman were stabbed in the neck by a suspect in St. Mary's County during a domestic dispute, according to police.

The Big Ten boasts 98 verbal commitments from Rivals300 players who represent the best of what the Class of 2026 has to offer. There was originally 91, but the

Charter school leaders are expressing concerns about newly proposed state regulations that they say could force schools to close.