Derwood man gets 120-year sentence for Rockville double murder
Derwood man sentenced to 120 years for Rockville double murder.
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Derwood man sentenced to 120 years for Rockville double murder.
Maryland utility companies may refund $160 million in taxes to customers after court order.
Ronald Neverdon, former Charles H. Hickey Jr. School employee, gets 10 years for sexually abusing 11 boys between 1968 and 1991.
Federal judge orders ICE to fix overcrowding at Baltimore detention facility.
The Baltimore Banner named a Sustaining News Business by LION Publishers.
White House cancels $810m federal funds, risking Maryland budgets.
A Maryland nail salon owner’s deportation to Vietnam leaves her children in the U.S. while she stays behind.
Baltimore Orioles to convert left field upper deck into social space for fans.
Parent shares Baltimore school choice dilemma after Nikole Hannah-Jones' essay.
Maryland’s bottle deposit law could cut plastic pollution by 80% but faces opposition from industry and local governments.
WSSC asks 2 million Montgomery and Prince George’s customers to limit water use after power outage at treatment plant.
Baltimore police investigate death after roadside operator struck by his vehicle.
Orioles manager Craig Albernaz and president Mike Elias address season struggles and future plans after rainout ending.
Howard County court denies second attempt to reinstate three ousted Columbia Association board members.
Montgomery County introduces 70 e-bikes to boost Capital Bikeshare ridership.
Mayor posts 8 a.m. email showing city staff working to restore IG’s records access.
Ravens may keep rookie Vega Ioane at center as injuries mount.
Baltimore Police deputy commissioner resigns after misconduct investigation.
Mexico fans celebrate 1-1 draw with Colombia as Rafael Márquez begins new era.
Baltimore County officials report diesel spill at detention center is 'significantly less' than initial estimate.
Maryland parents filed 630 special education complaints in 2026, a 200% rise since 2022, as AI tools and advocacy efforts intensify.
Fox Sports Radio begins broadcasting in Baltimore on 1370 AM.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Michelle Harner postponed critical Archdiocese of Baltimore bankruptcy hearing to Nov. 19 after survivors and church sought extension.