Fall Foliage Report: Central Maryland nears peak colors
The leaves change from west to east across Maryland, and Central Maryland is nearing the peak of that glorious fall foliage, the Department of Natural Resources says.
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The leaves change from west to east across Maryland, and Central Maryland is nearing the peak of that glorious fall foliage, the Department of Natural Resources says.
Less than a year into her new, exciting dance career, Maggie Kudirka felt a lump while showering.
Police described the sedan as an older model, silver or light gray in color, four-door with possible paint chipping.
The company sent Emily a special at-home delivery Thursday with a custom driver uniform, along with other treats.
The family said in a Thursday filing "prosecutors set up a secretive Star Chamber proceeding that shut the Lee family out from any meaningful involvement or engagement with the record."
Former Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith issued an apology after he tweeted about Kanye West, who was dropped by several companies because of antisemitic comments.
Police announced an arrest nearly two months after 14-year-old Travis Slaughter was shot and killed following a high school football game in Milford Mill.
Amid nationwide concern about school shootings and other violent incidents, all 24 Maryland school districts have employed school resource officers at some time since the 2016-2017 school year, and all but one retain them still.
Baltimore leaders and the federal judge overseeing the consent decree to reform the city's police department tackled several hot-button issues from squeegee workers to staffing at a hearing Thursday.
Vice President Kamala Harris will be in Baltimore this weekend at a grassroots event for Maryland gubernatorial candidate Democrat Wes Moore.
A 41-year-old man was injured after he was shot by Harford County deputies responding to a mental health crisis Thursday afternoon.
Manager Brandon Hyde was crowned AL Manager of the Year by Sporting News.
Violence has been a topic of concern within Baltimore City Public Schools.
A city representative said the new policy won't just be about removing washers from public visibility.
Nuwave Health Services, a Baltimore-based nonprofit, has offered to provide temporary housing and resources to the approximately 14 residents of the encampment.
