'We Don't Snitch': Baltimore Officials Urge Residents To Answer COVID-19 Contact Tracers' Questions
Baltimore mayor Brandon Scott and city officials are urging city resident to answer calls to COVID-19 contact tracers.
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Baltimore mayor Brandon Scott and city officials are urging city resident to answer calls to COVID-19 contact tracers.
Three people were killed and two people were injured in shootings in Baltimore Monday evening and Monday night, city police said.
All lanes were temporarily closed on I-295 South past I-95 after a shooting was reported earlier Monday afternoon.
Will Santa and his reindeer have a layer of snow on the ground when they visit the good little girls and boys in Maryland Thursday night?
Baltimore City and county officials responded to a report released Monday about long-standing issues with the joint water system.
One in ten bodies that had forensic autopsies performed on them in Maryland in late May and June had COVID-19 antibodies, a higher rate than expected, according to a new study from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Teachers often wear multiple hats in the classroom, and on Monday, some Baltimore teachers added another: Santa's helpers.
A former Maryland police officer pleaded guilty Monday to a federal charge of possession of child pornography, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland said.
A man armed with a knife stole a number of scratch-off tickets from an Anne Arundel County 7-Eleven convenience store Friday afternoon, police said.
Tonight is the "great conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter!"
Baltimore city police are investigating a number of homicides and shootings after another violent weekend in the city.
Pharmacy chain Rite Aid is opening five new COVID-19 testing sites in Maryland beginning Tuesday, the company announced.
A Baltimore County music teacher has been nominated for a special award: a Grammy!
The following excerpt from "Let Us Dream" (available now) features reflections from Pope Francis on the toll the pandemic has taken on the elderly and ways we can all better serve these beloved members of our families and communities.
A one-alarm fire that started in the attic of a Carroll County home Sunday night caused $400,000 in damage, the state fire marshal's office said Monday.
