Shakira Shaw Charged In 2019 Death Of 1-Year-Old Son
A 22-year-old woman was charged Monday in the 2019 death of her 1-year-old son.
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A 22-year-old woman was charged Monday in the 2019 death of her 1-year-old son.
It's been a violent week in Baltimore. As of Monday morning, 50 people were shot and 15 of those victims died since last Sunday.
A man was killed after a shooting in Federal Hill Park Sunday night in south Baltimore.
As cases spike across the U.S. on college campuses, the University of Maryland College Park is bringing students back.
Cleanup efforts continue five weeks after a gas explosion jolted a northwest Baltimore neighborhood, leveling homes and killing two people.
A retired Baltimore Police Department deputy commissioner who supervised the disgraced Gun Trace Task Force said he had no idea about the officers' crimes or the public affairs complaints against them.
Anne Arundel County Councilman Andrew Pruski tested positive for the coronavirus over the weekend, his office said in a statement Monday.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works is extending hours at the community collection sites to help residents with their recycling.
A Pasadena man was arrested on drug charges Friday night following a traffic stop on Interstate 97 in Anne Arundel County, police said.
Despite the coronavirus, the annual Jonathan Ogden Golf Tournament went on Monday in Baltimore County.
After a monstrous Baltimore Ravens win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, some fans are already talking about a possible trip to the Super Bowl.
A missing 57-year-old man in Baltimore County has been found safe, police said.
Millions of birds are expected to take to the skies over Maryland Monday night as part of their annual migration, the Maryland Department of the Environment said.
Johns Hopkins University moved up one spot to a three-way tie for the ninth-best university in the United States in U.S. News & World Report's 2021 rankings.
The power of sport and human spirit. A new Netflix documentary "Rising Phoenix" explains the history of the paralympic games and follows the journeys of nine elite athletes including Maryland's Tatyana McFadden -- "the fastest woman in the world."
