A Baltimore judge sentenced Adnan Syed to time served for his conviction in the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee, a case that drew national attention after being featured in a hit podcast. Syed won’t return to prison after Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jennifer Schiffer said in court documents Thursday that Syed wasn’t a threat to the public and that “justice will be better served by a reduced sentence” and a five-year probation period.

Against the backdrop of a raging national fight as President Donald Trump overhauls the U.S. government, tensions bubbled up at the Maryland State House Wednesday over fired federal workers. House Republicans accused Democrats of trying to battle the federal government while debating a bill that would provide the attorney general an additional $1.

A different way to experience the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is coming next month with a special after-hours event featuring Chinese lanterns and hundreds of thousands of lights. WBAL-TV visited the zoo for a special look at the event "Spring Illuminations,

It's no secret Maryland football is going to look vastly different in 2025. The Terrapins lost 21 players to the transfer portal and many more to graduation. Ma

When a Maryland woman’s relationship ended, she didn’t leave empty-handed. More than a decade ago, she picked up a habit — one that would pay off in a big way, Maryland Lottery officials said in a March 5 news release.

The governor and General Assembly will need to find additional cuts and new revenue sources to fill the worst deficit since the Great Recession.

“Ms. Anonymous” said she plans to invest some of her winnings, save some for her children’s future and pay off her next semester of graduate school. The “dedicated humanitarian” will also use some of the prize to support the mission of a nonprofit she’s involved with.

Cotie McMahon was seen making a controversial gesture to the fans in Maryland following Ohio State's 93-90 overtime loss.

Protests over federal job cuts have been filling the streets, as fired employees shared their fears about paying their bills. Now, Maryland's top financial offi

The winning numbers in Thursday's drawing of the "Maryland Multi-Match" game were: (six, eleven, thirteen, twenty-one, twenty-three, twenty-four)

The next came thanks to a banked in triple from Ohio State's Bruce Thornton with fewer than eight seconds remaining to evaporate a Maryland lead that had reached 17.  Does the third even need a mention?

If your family has been in Maryland for a century or longer and you want to know more about your ancestors, it’s worth a visit to the genealogy library here.