Moore won't increase taxes or fees in his budget proposal

WMAR 2 News 1/14 10:33A Jeff Morgan

Lawmakers have returned to their chambers in Annapolis, where bills impacting every corner of Maryland will pass over the next 90 days. We sat down with Governor Wes Moore to discuss the various challenges facing this legislative session. "My...

Baltimore County schools face budget cuts that could increase class sizes

WMAR 2 News 1/14 10:23A Kanika Lal

Baltimore County Public Schools is warning families of another challenging budget year that could lead to larger class sizes as the district works to close a significant gap. WATCH: Baltimore County schools warn of larger class sizes amid budget...

Catonsville uplifts businesses after burglars target storefronts

WMAR 2 News 1/14 10:12A Jack Watson

If you love Maryland and you love Baltimore, chances are you'll love 'Write On!', right on Frederick Road in Catonsville. Owner Debbie Welsh has operated out of her current Frederick Road storefront for 14 years. "We're in such a cool little safe...

Maryland AG declines charges in police-involved in-custody death

WMAR 2 News 1/14 9:54A Dominick Philippe-Auguste

Charges will not be filed in connection with the police-involved in-custody death of Dontae Melton Jr., Attorney General Anthony Brown announced Wednesday. Melton, 31, died on June 25 at a Baltimore-area hospital just hours after experiencing a...

Employee among two arrested in connection to fire at hookah lounge

WMAR 2 News 1/14 9:29A Rushaad Hayward

Two people have been arrested in connection to a hookah lounge arson in Waldorf. Shawn Justice, 37, was charged with second-degree arson, first-degree malicious burning, second-degree burglary and destruction of property over $1,000. They also...

The Washington Nationals are finally leaving MASN and setting up a local TV deal with MLB

WTOP News 1/14 5:51A WTOP Staff

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Washington Nationals finally are setting up their own deal for local television telecasts, announcing Wednesday that games will be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball after years of legal wrangling over a...

Baltimore’s Grim Reefer Fest to return April 18

Baltimore Fishbowl 1/14 5:40A Marcus Dieterle

Baltimore’s Grim Reefer Fest will be toking up some tunes again this spring as the music festival returns for its eighth year. While the stoner holiday 4/20 falls on a Monday this year, Baltimore will...

BmoreArt’s Picks: January 13-19

Baltimore Fishbowl 1/14 2:00A BmoreArt Staff

BmoreArt’s Picks: January 13-19 This Week: Opening reception for Ken Friedman at m/ (Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum), opening reception for Beth Yashnyk at Julio Fine Arts, panel discussion with Myrtis Bedolla at Aspen Institute, opening...

Scattered showers, chance of snow in Maryland

Latest Headlines - CBS Baltimore 1/14 1:33A Rachael Jay

Happy Wednesday, Maryland! We are in transition between the quiet, mild springlike weather of Tuesday and the return of the winter feel coming for the rest of the week. Scattered showers move through today and may changeover to snow tonight....

Wednesday Morning Headlines: No charges against police officer who killed HoCo man with spear; Why...

Baltimore Fishbowl 1/14 12:30A Baltimore Fishbowl Staff

Car owners on alert after string of thefts targeting Honda CR-V radar sensors WBAL News Radio No charges to be filed in deadly police-involved shooting in Howard County, officials say FOX...

Maryland's General Assembly returns to face $1.4 billion budget deficit

Latest Headlines - CBS Baltimore 1/13 11:28P Mike Hellgren

Maryland's General Assembly session starts Wednesday with lawmakers staring down a massive budget deficit of $1.4 billion. Governor Wes Moore has promised not to raise taxes and fees. It comes as a new poll shows most Marylanders feel overtaxed...

Maryland's General Assembly facing $1.4 billion budget deficit as new session starts

Latest Headlines - CBS Baltimore 1/13 11:22P CBS Baltimore

Maryland's General Assembly session starts Wednesday. WJZ-TV's Stephanie Douglas reports.

Barry Manilow schedules new concert date in Baltimore amid cancer diagnosis

WMAR 2 News 1/13 7:34A Ryan Dickstein

Barry Manilow is coming to Baltimore. The Grammy, Tony, and Emmy Award winning singer on Tuesday announced brand new dates for March 2026. Last month, the "Copacabana" vocalist announced he was undergoing treatment for stage-one lung cancer....

Burlington announces new store coming to Dundalk

WMAR 2 News 1/13 7:03A Rushaad Hayward

Burlington announced a new store will be opening in Dundalk this spring. This is a relocation of the store that was in Eastpoint Mall. Officials say this will be the 26th store to open in the state. The new location will be the German Hill Center...

Top Headlines for Tuesday, January 13, 2026

WMAR 2 News 1/13 6:50A WMAR STAFF

Happy Tuesday, January 13, 2026. Sunny and breezy weather expected today. Here's your daily headlines. Baltimore County Police officer laid to rest Measles exposure near BWI Airport State of the Ravens Forecast Here's what you need to know today!...