Firefighters tag Baltimore's dangerous vacant buildings to protect first responders from injury
The Baltimore City Fire Department began its weekly work of tagging "unsafe" vacant buildings on Wednesday.
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The Baltimore City Fire Department began its weekly work of tagging "unsafe" vacant buildings on Wednesday.
Three Maryland State Police officers have filed a proposed federal class-action lawsuit against the department, alleging widespread racial discrimination in the agency.
In the series, the movie is shown on a screen above the Meyerhoff stage as the orchestra plays the movie's score live.
A woman died following a multiple-car crash on I-95 southbound in Howard County Wednesday morning.
Crashing into large, professional athletes isn't scary for Ravens rookies Kyle Hamilton and Pepe Williams. However, putting them in a dark room with zombies and monsters jumping out at them, is another story.
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Johns Hopkins Medicine and CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield came to a multiyear agreement on insurance coverage for enrolled patients.
Republican Andy Harris has represented Maryland's first congressional district for more than a decade.
The fog mixes out mid-morning, but we're stuck with all the clouds.
Attorney General Brian Frosh said Marilyn Mosby's office only gave the Lee family two days' notice of its intention to file a motion calling for Syed's conviction to be thrown out.
This could be a busy winter for healthcare workers because of more travel, less masking and a greater spread of respiratory viruses.
Baltimore City Public Schools is working with the city to prevent violence in three of its schools.
Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is not quite ready to hang up his football cleats.
Family of a former student at Mt. Carmel High School is keeping her memory alive two years after she took her own life.
The National Park Service is holding a free ticket lottery for those people who want to attend the 100th National Christmas Tree Lighting, according to event staff.
