Baltimore expects varied weather due to Hurricane Erin, with a forecast of cool air, warmer afternoons, and gusty northeasterly winds.

The Maryland Department of the Environment has ordered Johns Hopkins Hospital to meet dozens of safety requirements after a 5,000-gallon oil spill in Baltimore’s harbor led to a massive cleanup.

Maryland will avoid a direct hit from Hurricane Erin, but the storm is passing close enough in the Atlantic Ocean to have some effects.

Maryland gained 900 private-sector jobs in July 2025, according to preliminary data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Catalent is laying off 350 employees in its gene therapy manufacturing division in Baltimore “due to an unexpected shift in demand from a large customer, which made it necessary to reduce our workforce,” a spokesperson said in a statement.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s press secretary left his state government role on Tuesday, moving to a senior advisory role on the governor’s reelection campaign. Carter Elliott IV, who served as senior press secretary since Moore took office in January 2023,

The first weekend of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on Washington, D.C., came with a curfew for juveniles in one of the city’s trendiest areas.

Eastern Technical High School in Essex is ranked the No. 1 public high school in Maryland, according to the annual rankings released Tuesday.

Members of the Maryland congressional delegation said Wednesday that, based on the limited information they received during a Baltimore ICE facility tour, they believe people’s due process rights

Baltimore Fabrication, which opened an initial manufacturing location in Pennsylvania at 101 Mundis Race Road in Manchester Township, York County, last year, is now expanding to a second nearby location through the acquisition of a 35,000-square-foot building at 1 Church Road, also in Manchester Township.

A Baltimore scratch-off player became Maryland’s newest millionaire this week, as the Maryland Lottery awarded nearly $30.5 million in total

A Spotlight on Maryland investigation reveals how a little-known Maryland nonprofit is helping manage tens of millions of federal taxpayer dollars allocated through the Baltimore City government