Some underground fire road closures to be lifted by morning commute
Baltimore is no stranger to these types of incidents. Last year, two separate underground fires beneath North Charles Street caused manhole explosions and thousands of power outages.
Dozens of Ellicott City senior home residents relocated after sprinkler flooding
An Ellicott City senior living community was flooded Saturday night impacting more than 150 residents. It happened around 11:30pm in the 3000 block of North Ridge Road.
MVA Expands Birth and Death Certificate Services to Three Additional Branches
The Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) announced today that customers may request Maryland birth and death certificates at three additional branches: Glen Burnie, Beltsville, and White Oak. The service is already available at MVA- Gaithersburg in Montgomery County. Since...
People Drive From All Over Maryland For The Mouth-Watering Crab Cake At This Iconic...
In the heart of Baltimore, nestled within the bustling Lexington Market, sits a seafood sanctuary that has Marylanders willingly sitting in traffic just for a taste of their legendary crab cakes. Faidley’s Seafood isn’t trying to impress anyone with fancy decor or elaborate presentations – they’re too busy creating...
Heavy thunderstorms and rain are expected by Monday afternoon in Maryland, causing summer travel...
Baltimore, Maryland, is in for some wet and wild weather as thunderstorms roll in on Monday afternoon, making the evening commute tricky. With heavy rain, gusty winds, and scattered downpours expected, it’s a good idea to stay updated on the weather if you have plans or need to travel.
Father defends right to build go-kart track for son on his property
ELLICOTT CITY, Md. (WJZ) – A Maryland father is in court defending the go-kart track he built on his property for his son. Unhappy neighbors and environmental concerns are hindering the track’s use and permit approval. Sang Oh, Chris Siperko’s attorney, called up two experts: Robert Vogel, a...
National Menopause Foundation launches new program in Baltimore to support women
WBFF- Baltimore — It’s an experience more than 1.3 million women enter every year and most have symptoms. From hot flashes to changes in your sleep, mood, and weight. Menopause affects most women who live to middle age, but not every woman gets the care, clarity, and support she deserves.
Chick-fil-A targets fourth Columbia location
The overly popular fast-food chain is eyeing up a location at 9081 Snowden River Parkway, the former location of Bertucci's Brick Oven Pizza.
Baltimore City Schools cut off student cell phone use in classrooms
First it was Anne Arundel County Public Schools, who changed their cell phone policy last August. Howard County Public Schools followed suit in February. Now it's Baltimore City's turn.
This Classic Seafood Restaurant In Maryland Serves Up The Best Crab Cakes You’ll Ever...
There’s a red awning in Essex, Maryland that might as well be a lighthouse beacon for seafood lovers – Schultz’s Crab House has been making Marylanders weak in the knees for their jumbo lump crab cakes since the Johnson administration. You know how some places just feel...