Maryland students return to school amid teacher shortage and bus problems
Tomorrow is the first day of school for many children in the Baltimore area.
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Tomorrow is the first day of school for many children in the Baltimore area.
Officials say Maryland's Montgomery County has agreed to pay $275,000 to settle a lawsuit that grew from an encounter between a 5-year-old boy and two police officers at East Silver Spring Elementary School.
Monday will be hot and humid with temperature highs around 90 degrees. But on Tuesday, storms will move in late in the day ahead of a cold front.
A proposal to expand a network of biking and hiking trails through western Maryland has triggered intense opposition among hikers, whitewater rafters and other outdoor enthusiasts who might otherwise cheer the idea.
Eva Cassidy may be the most famous musical artist to ever live in Annapolis, but it took 26 years and a mural dedication for the city to mount a tribute concert in her honor.
It has been a week since a 60-year-old man was attacked and robbed outside of his home in Canton.
The production of the TV series "Lady in the Lake" was halted on Friday after drug dealers threatened to shoot someone at the downtown Baltimore film set and tried to extort its producers for money, the Baltimore Banner reported on Saturday.
Over 100 backpacks have been stuffed with classroom materials and will be given to students to help them with the start of the new school year.
Injuries are often the most significant news from the NFL's preseason. Not even the mascot is safe sometimes.
BYU banned a fan who yelled a racial slur at a Black player on the Duke volleyball team during a match Friday night, the university said in a statement Saturday.
The light rail trains that travel north and south through Baltimore experienced delays for more than an hour on Saturday, according to the Maryland Department of Transportation.
A female was shot and killed Friday night in the Frankford neighborhood in Northeast Baltimore, police said.
An elderly woman is dead after a fire broke out in the basement of a Reisterstown home, the Baltimore County Fire Department said.
"They were arguing and then guns came out," said Lt. Glen Shanahan of the Anne Arundel County Police Department.
"As of today, I'm putting the mayor, the city council, the city council president and the police commissioner on notice, we can't turn a blind eye on the ghetto and the inner city," said Rodney Moore.
