Maryland Weather: Rain Showers Continue But Expect A Sunny Weekend
Rain showers continue with some thunder around the Central Maryland area until around midnight.
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Rain showers continue with some thunder around the Central Maryland area until around midnight.
In a letter addressed to Scott, the governor referenced a February meeting with the mayor in which Scott laid out his plan to battle Baltimore's sustained violent crime problem.
Baltimore City residents called for funding cuts to police Thursday during Taxpayer's Night, where citizens can weigh in with the City Council on how their money is being spent.
There was a brief scare in Carroll County on Thursday morning when a black bear was spotted outside Westminster High School.
The music series consists of three postgame concerts at Oriole Park at Camden Yards held throughout the summer.
"I want to make sure that we don't tarnish any reputations that shouldn't be tarnished," Commissioner Michael Harrison said.
The museum showcases dozens of locomotives and showcases the role trains have played in the military.
AAA predicts that 39 million Americans will be traveling Thursday through Monday, up more than 8% from last year including 814,000 Marylanders.
A 29-year-old Baltimore man was acquitted Thursday of first-degree murder in the 2021 shooting death of anti-violence advocate Dante Barksdale.
Twelve students who died from gun violence over this past school year were honored during the Baltimore City Public Schools' 5th annual Day of Remembrance.
Deputies responded at 3:47 p.m. to Route 7 near Route 24 for the crash. Route 7 was closed temporarily as a traffic unit conducted an investigation.
Baltimore County firefighters rescued someone Thursday trapped in waist-deep mud near the NCR Trail.
The theater called the show "the perfect production to throw the doors open to the public for a lavish celebration."
The deliberations come as the country mourns another tragedy, victims of gun violence plea for more action, and the political branches seem forever divided on a path forward.
With May being Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, WJZ sat down with a local leader in the Korean community, who opened up about the trauma she experienced coming to the United States.
