Ravens Guard Marshal Yanda Is Retiring
Ravens Offensive Lineman Marshal Yanda announces retirement.
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Ravens Offensive Lineman Marshal Yanda announces retirement.
Police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened early Tuesday morning.
A number of area school systems have canceled field trips due to the spread of the coronavirus.
The Paca House is not only a new home for some of Baltimore's veterans, but it can also help them grow and become self-reliant so they can get back on their feet.
Seventy-three people have tested negative for COVID-19 or the coronavirus, the state health department said Monday.
Virginia now has five presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 or coronavirus, while Washington, D.C. has four, officials said Monday night.
An 18-year-old man has been arrested in an aggravated assault involving squeegee kids in downtown Baltimore that left a woman's vehicle window shattered, police said Monday night.
An 86-year-old woman from Harford County is believed to be the first person in the world to have contracted the coronavirus from traveling in Turkey.
Nine Towson University students and a staff member are self-quarantining after attending a conference in Washington, D.C. at which at least two attendees tested positive for the coronavirus.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Monday night presented its findings from its review of Howard County's flood mitigation plans in the wake of two devastating floods that washed through Ellicott City.
The Maryland Senate has passed a bill that would require background checks for all rifle and shotgun sales, including private sales and transfers.
Police are searching for two suspects who they say smashed a pickup truck into the front of a west Baltimore business last month and then stole a number of items.
The group announced its decision to reschedule its shows Monday on its website. They had been scheduled to perform at Royal Farms Arena on March 28.
A dozen Marylanders were on board the Grand Princess cruise ship that had been docked off the coast of California due to numerous coronavirus cases, Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday afternoon.
A historically black neighborhood in south Baltimore that a community leader said has been largely overlooked for community development and improvements is about to see a much-needed upgrade.
