Jennifer Combs, a spokesperson for the Baltimore Department of Public Works, said in a release Saturday afternoon that the agency was handling 29 active water main breaks.

The cold temperatures have proven to be challenging as crews work to remove packed ice and snow from roads and sidewalks across the state.

Baltimore consumers are already feeling the pinch of higher utility bills, and the region’s prolonged cold snap means more of ...

Baltimore has a graffiti problem that's no longer isolated to vacant buildings and unkempt public places. WBAL-TV 11 News ...

It's bad enough having to deal with snow and frigid temperatures, but more than 100 families in Arbutus are also without ...

"Maryland's proposed Bottle Bill would increase the state's beverage container recycling rate from roughly 25% to more than ...