Baltimore Police Sergeant In Viral Video Charged With Making False Statements About Alleged Assault
A Baltimore Police sergeant was indicted Friday on charges of making false statements after he claimed he was assaulted by two men in January.
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A Baltimore Police sergeant was indicted Friday on charges of making false statements after he claimed he was assaulted by two men in January.
People lined up outside of the Baltimore City Convention Center to get tested for the coronavirus as Maryland recorded yet another day with more than 700 new cases—the third this week.
For the past few weeks, Baltimore City has shut down several roads in Fells Point so restaurants can have more outdoor dining space amid the coronavirus pandemic.
If you're headed to Ocean City, Maryland this weekend, you may want to know which restaurants are open or remain closed after several restaurants reported COVID-19 cases among employees.
A Code Red Extreme Heat Alert was issued for Baltimore starting Sunday, July 19 through Wednesday, July 22 as a heat wave brings dangerous heat to the region.
Police said Friday they have arrested 63-year-old Michael Biscotti, the suspect wanted in connection to the fatal stabbing of Freska Yerby in southeast Baltimore.
Police are investigating after a 40-year-old man was shot in the arm in east Baltimore on Friday night.
A heat wave will become very intense across Maryland this weekend and early next week.
The CDC says people who are older are at a higher risk of complications from COVID-19, and healthcare workers are no exception.
The Annapolis Police Department is making some changes to how people report minor and non-violent crimes.
The University of Maryland is the latest school to make SAT and ACT scores optional for students applying for the spring and fall of 2021.
The MDOT MVA said Friday that two employees recently tested positive for COVID-19 at the Glen Burnie branch office.
Baltimore City Police have identified the civilian who was killed in east Baltimore on Thursday afternoon when a suspect allegedly fleeing officers crashed into their car.
It's a powerful story of recovery; a nurse out of Washington D.C. and a COVID-19 survivor has been receiving treatment at Johns Hopkins for over 100 days.
A University of Maryland, Baltimore County research team is studying whether antiviral drugs are effective in treating COVID-19.