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I’m doing battle against nonnative invasive vines killing Maryland's trees, and against grasses and shrubs that destroy native biodiversity.

Now would be an excellent time for a renewed campaign of civil disobedience and economic withdrawal targeting those who support the abridgment of voting rights

Increased voter turnout does not automatically favor Democrats. That's a myth.

An Anne Arundel Circuit Court judge ruled Wednesday against a temporary restraining order of the countywide mask mandate issued on Jan. 7 by the county health officer. This action keeps in place the requirement of face coverings in indoor county public areas and crowded outdoor public settings through Jan. 31.

Is it incompetence or political intrigue? Dispute over public financing of political campaigns in Howard County makes all incumbents look bad.

Facet Wealth, a Baltimore-based financial services technology firm targeting underserved households, said Wednesday it raised $100 million in funding.

The Orioles’ developing farm system continues to reflect well in national rankings.

Three occupants who were home at the time of a house fire in Riva on Tuesday afternoon were safely evacuated, the Anne Arundel County Fire Department said. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

View visualizations of Maryland COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, testing, positivity rate and vaccinations.

As in many states, at-home test results aren’t included in Maryland’s coronavirus dashboard, meaning plenty of cases could be going uncounted.

A new monthly series designed for seniors has begun at Robinson Nature Center. Covering topics such as identifying trees and winter astronomy, the Senior Naturalist program is loosely based on the University of Maryland Extension office’s Master Naturalist Volunteer Training program.

Left-hander Paul Fry, briefly deemed the closer, was manager Brandon Hyde’s most trusted reliever early in 2021. But an epic collapse down the stretch, fueled by an evaporation of his command, saw Fry’s ERA spike above 6.00 as he ended the year in Triple-A.

You’re not supposed to want to get omicron just to get it over with. In article after article, experts warn against trying to catch the virus in the hope of putting it behind you.

Save Point Arcade has become the go-to spot for video game enthusiasts in the region. Located in Union Bridge, Save Point features a donation-driven free-play arcade with more than 20 rotating games, and also buys, sells and refurbishes video games from every era.

The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration is launching a $2.5 million project to upgrade the aging storm drain system on MD 851 in Sykesville.

The late Desmond Tutu said 'hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.' With that in mind, we asked local advocates about their wishes for Baltimore in the year ahead and how they plan to remain hopeful.

C. Ed Hartman II, an Annapolis attorney and businessman who shaped the city’s modern-day maritime industry, died Saturday at the age of 95.