Police Arrest Suspect Uhland Richardson In Double Fatal Shooting In Landover
Police in Prince George's County have arrested a suspect they believe to be connected with a double fatal shooting Saturday in Landover.
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Police in Prince George's County have arrested a suspect they believe to be connected with a double fatal shooting Saturday in Landover.
As a thank you to first responders and frontline workers, many businesses are giving away free meals or discounted meals in the Baltimore area.
The boyfriend of 72-year-old Lillian Herndon was arrested in her death Baltimore police say.
The Baltimore Ravens will raise awareness and funds this week for The Salvation Army as part of the NFL's virtual "Draft-A-Thon."
Police in Anne Arundel County arrested a man who allegedly stole property from inside a car in Odenton.
The Messiah Community Church is handing out food provided by the Maryland Food Bank every Friday from 5-7 p.m. starting on April 24, 2020.
The full Maryland congressional delegation announced Thursday $422,690 in federal funding for Maryland Legal Aid to provide legal services to low-income Marylanders.
The Harford County Health Department is warning the community after a feral cat tested positive for rabies in the Bel Air area.
Three Maryland lawmakers announced Thursday nearly $90,000 in federal funding for the University of Maryland, College Park to conduct research related to the COVID-19 pandemic through the National Science Foundation.
More than one-fifth of the nation's federal workforce lives in Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
As the coronavirus disrupts the meat supply chain, this might be a good time to stock up, experts say.
There are now 180 cases of COVID-19 within the Maryland correctional system, according to DPSCS data.
Individuals who qualify for the randomized study will take either hydroxychloroquine or a placebo daily for 14 days.
A North Carolina firefighter who can't be home with his family due to possible exposure to the coronavirus is sharing a touching moment with his family.
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore can't pour beer right now due to the coronavirus pandemic, but they're finding other ways to give back to the community.
