Maryland sues over runoff from Harford County home construction site
Maryland filed suit Friday over runoff from a Harford County home construction site, which has caused a "die-off" of grasses in the Gunpowder River.
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Howard County quarry to continue operating after new ruling in its favor
A Howard County quarry that saw its zoning permissions revoked earlier this year amid resident pushback will continue operating after a ruling from the Howard County Board of Appeals last...
After scrapping its salmon farm on the Eastern Shore, company sets sights on Cecil County
A plan to develop a salmon farm on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, which was scrapped last year due to environmental concerns, has resurfaced in Cecil County, along the Susquehanna River.
Fish kill results in about 24,000 dead fish in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
'Several thousand' dead menhaden appeared in the Inner Harbor Wednesday after a "turnover event."
Dozens of Maryland schools have been flagged for elevated PFAS levels. Here’s what you need to know.
State officials have identified 36 schools with elevated PFAS levels in their drinking water. Here's what you need to know.
Scientists study mysterious invader in the Chesapeake Bay’s largest underwater grass bed
In 2004, scientists first noticed a mysterious algae-like substance in the Susquehanna Flats. Its footprint is increasing, but its impact is unclear.
Some Pikesville residents frustrated with water pressure woes during main replacement
Pikesville-area residents say they've experienced repeated instances of low water pressure this summer amid county water main work.
Nearly two years after a sinkhole opened next to Baltimore’s Lake Montebello, it’s almost repaired
The story of Baltimore's Lake Montebello sinkhole is almost at a close. What happened?
New offshore wind area east of Ocean City to be leased to Norwegian company
A Norwegian energy firm won a provisional lease to an area in the Atlantic Ocean, alongside northern Ocean City and the Delaware beaches.
Flood walls planned for Baltimore tunnel entrances amid climate change threat
Flood walls are proposed at the entrances of Baltimore's Fort McHenry and Harbor tunnels due to the threat of climate change.