March 14, 2024 Maryland Senate nearing vote on $63B budget legislation for next fiscal year Maryland Governor Wes Moore's proposed $63 billion budget remains relatively unchanged as it heads for approval to the Senate; tax hikes reportedly are not on the table.
March 14, 2024 Illegal migrant charged with assaulting girls at Maryland church was deported twice: ICE An illegal migrant who has been charged with more than 20 counts of sex abuse of minors during his time working as a church teacher in Maryland has been deported twice.
March 13, 2024 City launches probe into equity officer who called police 'White supremacists,' wants to 'burn it all down' The City of College Park, Maryland, will be launching an investigation into Racial Equity Officer Kayla Aliese Carter after Fox News Digital's report on her posts.
March 13, 2024 Maryland burglars linked to South American theft group connected to cases in multiple states: police The Baltimore County Police Department arrested five men for burglary, who are suspected of being part of a South American theft group responsible for crimes in other states.
March 13, 2024 Maryland youth program faces child sexual abuse allegations in newly filed lawsuits Two lawsuits were filed alleging sexual abuse of more than three dozen children at the Good Shepherd Services behavioral health treatment center in Maryland.
March 13, 2024 Bald eagle rescued from car grille after being struck on Maryland highway A bald eagle was rescued in Calvert County, Maryland lfter being struck by a car on Route 4. The bird was examined and released back into the wild.
March 13, 2024 Maryland city equity official says she wants US to burn to the ground: 'MY ideology can rise from the ashes' The city of College Park, Maryland hired a racial equity officer who posts about "violence" and dismantling systems on social media.
March 12, 2024 Maryland elections board nominee questioned after predecessor charged in Capitol riot A nominee for Maryland's state elections board was questioned by the MD Senate’s Executive Nominations Committee after a previous board member was charged in the U.S. Capitol protests.
March 11, 2024 Rachel Morin murder: Maryland sheriff suggests joggers 'break' routines following Laken Riley killing Maryland Sheriff Jeff Gahler discusses similarities between the murders of Rachel Morin in Harford County and Laken Riley in Georgia. He urged pedestrians to "break" routines.
March 8, 2024 Maryland Senate passes bill to allow illegal migrants buy health insurance A bill was passed in Maryland's House and Senate on Friday to allow illegal migrants to buy health insurance.