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Next month, a judge will decide if a 15-year-old will be tried as an adult in the death of Timothy Reynolds, who was shot while confronting squeegee workers near Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Rhode Island residents who buy electric bicycles will soon be eligible for rebates under a program announced on Wednesday and named in honor of a former Baltimore Sun reporter.
A unique project brought together local college students and high school students to learn about Baltimore's civil rights history.
The young child died on Oct. 4, but autopsy results revealed she was murdered.
One of Baltimore County's police officers is taking on the role as a high school baseball coach.
The Baltimore City DOT said the police department's dive team has recovered several scooters from the harbor.
This year's Fear Factory has a spooky picnic theme, and Amy got to try some of the crazy flavors before the event next weekend.
Baltimore City has 225 cases of Monkeypox, which represents about a third of the cases in Maryland, Baltimore City Health Commissioner Letitia Dzirasa reported Tuesday morning.
Madison Vital posted the video after alleging another student brought a gun to school and threatened her life.
A protest continued in downtown Baltimore over the city's lack of affordable housing on Tuesday.
Earlier this month, word spread that the million-dollar plan to revitalize the park only focused on overall improvements, like building a new playground, constructing a basketball court, and fixing the sidewalks.
One person has suffered severe burns and a dog was injured after a camper caught fire in Joppatowne on Tuesday night, according to the local volunteer firefighter company.
The B&O Railroad Museum will be hosting a talk food-tasting event geared toward celebrating the culinary journey of Henry "Box" Brown this Saturday, according to museum staff.
Morgan State and Bowie State are among four Historically Black Colleges and Universities given money from a $2 million commitment by the Blackstone Charitable Foundation.
On 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act, a group of advocates are unhappy with how officials are regulating Maryland's waterways.
