Multiple national polls show most Americans oppose U.S military involvement in Iran, a stark contrast to President Donald Trump’s national address on April 1, which cast the conflict as progressing toward success.
Baltimore’s port had a banner year. What raked in the most cash?
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Automobiles and light trucks alone accounted for about 30% of revenue that the Port of Baltimore generated in 2025. Although the port has consistently been a top U.S. automobile shipper, tariffs imposed on imported goods in…
House Speaker Peña-Melnyk says she’s aiming to “meet the moment.”
Peña-Melnyk said there’s more to do before the session ends: ‘We’re trying to make sure that when we leave here and adjourn, the people are in a better place.’
Photo story: D.C. Kite Festival draws thousands to ‘play with the wind’
The Maryland Kite Society staked out a spot on the National Mall to fly with their historic community.
March Madness is over. Abuse from bettors likely isn’t
Gamblers spent the last month flooding student-athletes’ social media feeds with abusive, harassing comments, an analysis of Instagram comments shows.
Bringing solar power — and savings — to Baltimore City residents
The Baltimore Shines program is allowing low-income residents to lower their electricity bills and make a positive impact on the environment.
President Trump issues executive order to change the landscape of college sports
(WASHINGTON)–Major changes could be coming to American college sports after President Donald Trump issued an executive order allowing college athletes only a five-year-window to compete and limiting the number of times athletes can transfer schools. The order, entitled “Urgent National…
Cheltenham investigation bill moves forward with little opposition
The state-led investigation into the Cheltenham Youth Detention Center is continuing to push through the Maryland Legislature, with a revised bill advancing through the House of Delegates.
National Capital Planning Commission approves Trump’s ballroom expansion
WASHINGTON – After months of heated testimony, the National Capital Planning Commission has given President Trump permission to proceed with his White House ballroom construction plans.
Baltimore County native leads Artemis II mission
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – NASA’s Artemis II is now heading toward the moon. It is first crewed mission to the moon since 1971. Artemis commander is Reid Wiseman, a Baltimore County native.