Raskin GOP challenger criticizes his support of Michigan Senate candidate
Republican congressional candidate Cheryl Riley is criticizing Rep. Jamie Raskin over his support for Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
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MVA registration errors prompt calls for statewide review and automatic refunds
A Maryland state senator is calling for a sweeping review of Motor Vehicle Administration records after at least two drivers were overcharged for vehicle registration fees.
Baltimore City threatens to close Warren Road Bridge amid funding fight with county
A funding fight over the century-old Warren Road Bridge is escalating, with Baltimore City now threatening to close it altogether if they cannot reach an agreement with Baltimore County over...
FOX45: Thieves take $200K in jewelry, watches from family-owned Baltimore County store
A family-owned Baltimore County jewelry store is working to rebuild after thieves reportedly smashed their way in.
Crime-fighting tool or privacy concern? Flock cameras expand across Maryland
They're known as automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs. But the cameras can instantly capture information about a passing car.
FOX45: $15M ‘Baltimore Baby Fund’ heads to voters amid questions over cost
A proposal to provide financial support to Baltimore families with newborns is headed to voters this November — but two years after the idea was first introduced, the plan has...
FOX45: Towson football player held without bail on slew of charges
A hearing for Cordell Jefferson was held in a Baltimore County courtroom, not far from Towson's campus.
FOX45: Baltimore mayor’s office weighs in on $228K water bill case
The ongoing dispute over a $228,000 community water bill tied to a single Baltimore home has reached the city's highest office.
FOX45: Nearly 200 Maryland drivers charged twice for vehicle emissions tests
Nearly 200 Maryland drivers were recently hit with duplicate credit card charges for their vehicle emissions inspections.
FOX45: Baltimore woman’s $228K water bill dispute deepens
A Baltimore woman says she's still being held responsible for a more than $228,000 water bill tied to her entire neighborhood.