Though it may be one of the unofficial last weekends of summer, state troopers are reminding drivers that there's still a level of responsibility to be had.

Maryland's potholes and damaged roads are costing drivers money. According to a report by TRIP, a national transportation research nonprofit, roadwork costs Maryland $12 billion each year. That's ...

And while other tourist destinations may suffer, the opposite is expected in Baltimore and Maryland given the state?s location within driving distance of more than two-thirds of the nation?s ...

The Baltimore Sun reported in 2016 that statewide traffic data showed police stopped and searched black motorists in Maryland at higher rates than white drivers.