Maryland's Chesapeake Bay saw historically low oxygen levels in June, after heavy rain in May, according to the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

Biking, hiking and kayaking are activities to be enjoyed at Assateague, along with the parks 342 sites for camping, each with a fire ring and a picnic table and some with electric hookups. RV and trailer camping is also an option.

The impact of climate change on the state is as varied as its landscape. From vast forests and rolling farms that line the Eastern Shore to the 80.9 square miles of Baltimore City scattered with heat islands, different areas of the state will be affected by climate change in vastly different ways.

A college summer baseball game in Maryland was canceled Thursday night after a firefighter reportedly sprayed the outfield with a fire hose in response to a baseball hitting his vehicle, according to the team and local officials.

The federal government has been debating the best location for a new FBI headquarters for well over a decade while its current office space in the J. Edgar Hoover Building continues to deteriorate.

The first eight-hour day focuses on the mindset of legally carrying a firearm in public and the second focuses on the skill set — both of which a student needs to be successful.

Dozens of dogs living in what authorities described as "inhumane conditions" were rescued from a property in Maryland following an animal cruelty investigation, officials said. Deputies from the Harford County Sheriff’s Office and officers from the Animal Control Unit executed a search warrant at a

Fourteen of the Army National Guard’s top soldiers and NCOs are battling it out this week in Maryland for the title of Best Warrior — and one of them is representing the Old Line State.

Maryland men's head basketball coach Buzz Williams will throw out the first pitch at the Baltimore Orioles' July 25 home game against the Colorado Rockies. Acco

Parking restrictions are in effect for parts of Ellicott City Monday evening as severe weather could cause flooding in Maryland.

Thousands of Maryland drivers will soon need to replace their historic vehicle tags following a significant policy change.

Maryland lost 8,500 jobs in June — its steepest monthly drop in federal employment in nearly 30 years — as both public and private sectors shed workers across key industries.