The Latest Breaking News from Maryland

BALTIMORE — In nearly a decade since Superstorm Sandy devastated New Jersey’s shoreline, the Garden State has found opportunity in the tragedy: Instead of rebuilding and repairing entire communities, it spent $200 million to buy and demolish more than 700 homes so flood-weary residents could move to safer ground.

Charles county authorities say neighbors did not know about venomous and non-venomous reptiles including a 14ft python

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Maryland's game against No. 17 Illinois provided a breath of fresh air.

Police say a student has been shot at a Maryland high school and a suspect is in custody

Congress is broken. You’ve heard that before, but the condition is more acute than ever.

Last month, the Supreme Court declined to block Texas’ restrictive 6-week abortion ban. And later this year, the same nine justices will decide whether to overturn Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion in the U.S. exactly 49 years ago as of Jan. 22.

Pythons, rattlesnakes, cobras and black mambas were among the snakes found inside the home

Anton Black died in rural Maryland in 2018 after being restrained by police

Johns Hopkins Medicine has selected Jacobs Engineering Group Inc (NYSE:J) to provide project management services to redevelop laboratory space on its medical campus in Baltimore, Maryland. Financial terms were not disclosed. Plans are to renovate Johns Hopkins Hospital's existing Children's Medical and Surgical Center (CMSC) and construct a new 12-story North Tower addition.…