Leads sought, reward offered in Baltimore homicide investigation
Police announced a reward of up to $8,000 Tuesday for information leading to an arrest and filed charges in the case.
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Police announced a reward of up to $8,000 Tuesday for information leading to an arrest and filed charges in the case.
In this edition of "Where's Marty?" we learn about glass blowing from the couple behind McFadden Art Glass.
Police say 31-year-old Johnny Pizzaro was in charge of putting up "No Parking" signs for a shoot in the area.
A hazardous materials investigation underway Tuesday morning in Northwest Baltimore prompted a street closure and a possible evacuation of the area.
The measures coincide with the park becoming a Certified Autism Center, an accreditation by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards.
The shooting happened late Friday in the Hillen neighborhood, police said.
The big-name endorsements that have rolled into Maryland's primary elections for governor illustrate the high stakes for both parties.
The wind and rain pulled power lines down and left a mangled mess of trees in some locations.
Investigators have located the vehicle police believe was involved in a hit-and-run crash in Berlin last week that killed a 14-year-old Ocean Pines boy.
Voters who previously went to the Lillian Jones Recreation Center in Sandtown-Winchester should now report to the Harlem Recreation Center at 700 N. Calhoun St.
"They kept saying, eminent domain is unbeatable, but this is proof today that if you stand, that if you don't give up, that everything is possible," Sonia Eaddy said.
Police said they made 90 arrests from Friday through Sunday including 13 arrests for handgun violations.
By law, local elections officials cannot open mail-in ballots until Thursday. "It may be a little longer before we know winners in certain races," Baltimore City Elections Director Armstead Jones said.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has begun using facial biometric comparison technology to examine some of the people disembarking ships at the Port of Baltimore, according to authorities.
A 12-year-old squeegee worker used a BB gun to shoot two people near police headquarters on Monday, according to authorities.
