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The number of COVID-19 hospitalizations in Maryland decreased slightly as the state surpassed 115,000 confirmed cases, new data released by the Department of Health Saturday morning shows.
A Curtis Bay woman was sentenced Friday in connection with the death of her infant grandson who swallowed a heroin capsule.
Researchers are urging Marylanders to take part in coronavirus vaccination studies as doctors seek to ensure possible participants they will not cut corners.
A longtime aide to former Baltimore mayor Catherine Pugh was sentenced to 27 months in prison Friday for his role in the Healthy Holly scandal.
Police in Anne Arundel County are renewing their call for information in a deadly hit-and-run in October 2017.
After seeing what happened to Reid's face shield during Thursday night's opener, the Ravens coach decided that it wasn't the right move for him.
Baltimore sports superfan Mo Gaba passed away in late July after a lifelong battle with cancer.
Three people are facing drug charges following an investigation into drug activity at a motel in Linthicum.
Mason jars are hot property right now—and not for the first time. Beyond their traditional use for canning (which, like bread baking earlier this year, is seeing a surge in popularity and a resulting scarcity of supplies in some areas), they're good for lots of other things.
There's a lot of joy to be had in the kitchen—watching the KitchenAid whirl through cookie dough, pulling out fresh bread from the oven, the thrill of rolling out your own pasta—but there can arguably be a lot of stress, too.
Police are investigating after a 25-year-old man was shot in south Baltimore on Friday evening.
Police are investigating after a 26-year-old man was shot in northwest Baltimore early Friday evening.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works announced Friday they're going to be making several changes after pulling the recycling staff over to trash collection due to staffing shortages caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Officials are investigating after a fire broke out at a playground in west Baltimore on Friday afternoon.
A Deputy State Fire Marshal is credited with saving a man's life with his agency issued tourniquet and rendering aid after hearing his calls for help in Queen Anne's County.
