56-Year-Old Carroll County Man Pleads Guilty To Child Pornography Charges
A Carroll County man pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges of production and receipt of child pornography.
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A Carroll County man pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges of production and receipt of child pornography.
Maryland added more than 900 new coronavirus cases for the third straight day as the state reached a grim milestone of 4,000 deaths, data from the state's health department showed.
Gov. Larry Hogan renewed the coronavirus state of emergency in Maryland on Friday.
Blue moons only happen every two to three years, which is where the phrase "once in a blue moon" comes from.
Halloween is here — and all though things are a little different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic — there are still fun things happening this spooky season!
Baltimore city officials on Friday renewed their calls for people to avoid large gatherings as Halloween, a Ravens home game and Election Day loom.
First responders are on the scene of a reported explosion at View Ridge Court near Valley Vista Court in Linebro, the Carroll County Sheriff's Office confirmed.
Pumpkins, costumes and spooky creatures!
Chase Standage, a U.S. Naval Academy midshipman facing expulsion over social media posts, sees himself as a casualty of a campus "culture war." Academy leaders say the damage to his military career was self-inflicted.
Maryland recorded yet another day of over 100,000 residents participating in early in-person voting.
An Anne Arundel County man is facing charges for a string of burglaries, according to police.
As COVID-19 cases in Maryland continue to climb, the State Department of Health announced the Six Flags America drive-thru testing site is expanding its hours of operation.
It's going to be chilly this weekend, but if you're looking to spend some time outside, this is the perfect time to do some leaf-peeping!
Baltimore County Public Schools has released its health and safety guidelines for a phased-in transition to hybrid, in-person learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
It's Purple Friday, and the Ravens are already working hard. This time, it's off the field giving back to first responders.