Baltimore Police sergeant found guilty of attempted theft, misconduct in office
Sergeant Robert Dohony was convicted on theft charges between $100 to $1,500, according to Baltimore City's State's Attorney Office.
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Sergeant Robert Dohony was convicted on theft charges between $100 to $1,500, according to Baltimore City's State's Attorney Office.
Bertha's in Fells Point, one of Baltimore's icons, is getting ready to close.
Dobbins was held out of the second half in the team's 24-20 loss to the New York Giants last week after complications with his knee, the team said.
The individual was immunocompromised, officials said, which resulted in a more severe case that contributed to their death.
When the trial does begin, it is expected to last three weeks. It was postponed last month to March 27, 2023.
The victim was transported to an area hospital, but his condition is currently unknown.
Among the largest awards was $2.4 million to expand broadband in Summers County, West Virginia. The project will connect 489 homes and 179 businesses to affordable broadband.
The deputy mayor is working with non-governmental groups to tackle an issue that's pervasive but that many people in society may not think about if they are not directly affected.
Baltimore City's gun violence reduction program is undergoing a major re-vamp to help combat violent crime.
A respiratory virus targeting young children is on the rise.
A federal judge has postponed the trial of Gov. Larry Hogan's former chief of staff.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan was om Baltimore County Thursday to tour McCormick's new 1.8 million square-foot Northeast Distribution Center at Tradepoint Atlantic Park, largest distribution site for McCormick in the world.
A dozen states could see cooler than normal temperatures this winter, according to NOAA's outlook released Thursday morning.
An active-duty officer in the U.S. Navy was arrested for identity theft and cyberstalking his ex-wife.
With just weeks before midterm elections in Maryland, those in favor of the legalization of recreational marijuana are doubling down their efforts to get voters to vote "Yes" on Question Four.
