Man wounded in shooting near Glen Burnie restaurant
Detectives are investigating a Tuesday shooting in Glen Burnie that sent a man to the hospital.
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Detectives are investigating a Tuesday shooting in Glen Burnie that sent a man to the hospital.
People are still feeling the impacts of Tuesday's storms that ripped through parts of Maryland. The damage now leading to some closures and delays Friday.
How did we celebrate National Fry Day? With a visit to Boardwalk Fries, of course.
Mainly dry today with more sun than clouds and a gradual reduction in humidity.
One man is dead following a shooting early Wednesday morning in Baltimore, authorities said.
Homicide detectives have opened an investigation into the death of a man who was found inside a building in South Baltimore on Tuesday.
Baltimore County Public Schools is holding several open houses in an effort to attract new teachers and other staff.
A Laurel man has pled guilty to second-degree murder in the killing of a 28-year-old woman four decades ago, according to the Office of the State's Attorney for Howard County.
The family of a man on a scooter who was struck and killed by a Baltimore police cruiser is speaking out one day after the Independent Investigations Division of the Office of the Attorney General released a video showing the moment he was hit.
Vacant houses have been a long-standing problem in Baltimore. There are more than 14,000 of them in the city.
More than 114,000 customers have lost power as severe thunderstorms move through northern and central Maryland, including more than 39,000 households in Baltimore County, according to an outage map provided by Baltimore Gas & Electric.
"People don't see the struggle that we go through. Half of the people out on these streets, they don't have food at home," one window washer said. "That's the reason we come out here."
Anne Arundel County public officials and members of the clergy came together Tuesday to condemn recent hate crimes at churches, including racist graffiti on the doors of the Kingdom Celebration Center in Gambrills.
Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's defense filed a motion last week asking for perjury charges against her to be dropped, saying Mosby did not deceive anyone when she self-certified she suffered "adverse financial consequences" during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Starting on Wednesday, drivers caught going 12 miles per hour or more over the limit on Interstate 83 in Baltimore City will receive a $40 citation.
