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Baltimore Police detectives are asking for the public's help as they continue to investigate the December 2020 murder of Sherril Armstead and Natalie Wright.
People are clamoring to get vaccinated for COVID—19 following Governor Larry Hogan's announcement this week expanding those eligible for the shot by hundreds of thousands of Marylanders.
As the State of Maryland searches for ways to prevent crime, one agency is testing out a unique program that could help some of the youngest people behind bars.
The Ravens defense faces a playoff test in trying to contain one of the top passing teams in the NFL: Bills quarterback Josh Allen, and his top-target, Stefon Diggs.
The Ravens playoff run is the continuation of their "COVID-comeback".
How do you build a team: draft, free agency and trades. Ravens General Manager Eric Decosta has used all three avenues to build this year's team.
New research out of Britain suggests mindfulness courses can improve mental health but may not be for everyone.
The Ravens may be in western New York, but the team's spirit is still in Maryland.
"The plan can be summed up quite simply: We are DUMPING New York, and we are pursuing plans to reincorporate the NRA in Texas," said the NRA's Wayne LaPierre.
Maryland added more than 2,900 new COVID-19 cases Friday, bringing the state's total to over 320,000, data from the state's health department shows.
The state of Maryland is allocating $30 million in emergency relief for music and entertainment venues, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday.
A 34-year-old Mount Airy man faces a number of charges, including attempted first-degree murder, after police said he shot out the windshield of a police vehicle as officers tried to serve a search warrant.
Twenty-six Baltimore Police officers will be headed to Washington DC next week to help with security around Joe Biden's inauguration.
A 34-year-old Glen Burnie woman was arrested after she allegedly stabbed another woman following an argument Thursday afternoon, the Anne Arundel County Police Department said.
Five violent offenders remain on the lam and Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison is asking for the public's help to find them.
