Police asking for public's help identifying group involved in shooting teens in NE Baltimore
Police released surveillance video of suspects involved in a shooting that injured two teenagers in Northeast Baltimore on January 17.
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Police released surveillance video of suspects involved in a shooting that injured two teenagers in Northeast Baltimore on January 17.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore appointed Paul Wiedefeld, a former general manager and CEO of Metro, to be the state's transportation secretary Tuesday.
Hae Min Lee's family continues to push for a new hearing to review whether Adnan Syed should have been released from prison.
A year-long quest for answers continued Tuesday in Annapolis for parents who say their long-term investment into a college savings plan evaporated and left them in a precarious financial position.
For some time, frustration has been building among parents, teachers and Baltimore County council members concerning school Superintendent Dr. Darryl Williams.
A magnet school program between Sinai Hospital and Baltimore City Public Schools allows students to start exploring potential medical careers as early as sixth grade.
The incident, which began with an email being mistakenly opened by a staff member, will cost the school system nearly $10 million to recover from.
Tuesday marked the first anniversary of three Baltimore City firefighters who after a vacant rowhome caught fire and partially collapsed.
A Towson man has been sentenced after prosecutors say he ran an improper medical practice in Baltimore County.
Baltimore police are seeking to identify two persons of interest in connection to a fatal metro stop cutting that left a man dead last week.
20-year-old Tyler Clendenen is charged with multiple firearms charges, and the assault of two PGPD officers.
In partnership with the USAA, the Official NFL Salute to Service Partner, and the 101st Airborne Division Association, Andrews gifted a trip to the Super Bowl to a deserving veteran.
In a civil complaint, Attorney General Brown requests the WRC receive civil penalties, and a court order to clean-up open dumps and accumulated solid waste at two of their locations in Maryland.
The agency's report is based on preliminary survey results by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A year ago, Baltimore firefighters battled a massive blaze at a vacant rowhome on South Stricker Street.
