Coastal Flood Warning Still In Effect Through The Weekend
A coastal flood warning is still in effect for much of the Baltimore area region and the Eastern and Western shores.
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A coastal flood warning is still in effect for much of the Baltimore area region and the Eastern and Western shores.
Gov. Larry Hogan on Friday declared a state of emergency for parts of Maryland threatened by severe coastal flooding.
People who live along the water in Baltimore County are bracing for the potential of more flooding in their neighborhoods overnight.
Waves crashed onshore in Havre De Grace after a major storm swept through parts of the state Friday.
City Dock in Annapolis is underwater once again.
Communities along the Chesapeake Bay watched as the water rose Friday to levels not seen since Hurricane Isabel in 2003.
Police are investigating after an unidentified decomposing body was found in a vacant West Baltimore home.
Officials in Baltimore County have closed several roads due to flooding concerns or tree blockage.
Baltimore City residents were scrambling Friday to protect their property and businesses from coastal flooding spawned by heavy rainfall and strong winds.
As we recognize October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we want to shed light on a type of abuse that many don't even realize is such a problem.
A Maryland man was sentenced Friday to nine years in federal prison for starting the 2017 fire that destroyed a Pasadena bar and injured a firefighter, authorities said.
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for Anne Arundel, Baltimore, and Howard Counties and Baltimore City until 10:30 p.m. Friday.
Officials said on Oct. 20, shortly before 8:30 a.m., the vehicle was involved in a hit and run at the intersection of Merritt Boulevard and Dumanway in Dundalk.
"She's like, 'Well you can't see me, so I've got to wear something that feels nice.' No one thought to do that, like ever," Anthony Ferraro said.
A Windsor Mill man pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges on Friday after taking part in a scheme to run a fake website purporting to sell COVID-19 vaccines, the Maryland U.S. Attorney's Office announced.
