Officials Identify Source Of Recent Downtown Oil Spill, Clean-Up Underway
The source of the recent oil leak in Baltimore's Inner Harbor has been identified, according to officials.
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The source of the recent oil leak in Baltimore's Inner Harbor has been identified, according to officials.
The case was removed from the homicide statistical data until the OCME's office makes a final determination, they said.
A Northwest High School senior took first place at WJZ's Black History Month Oratory Competition over the weekend.
A national survey finds more than six million students nationwide are affected by food or housing insecurity.
Prosecutors are asking for former Mayor Catherine Pugh to spend about five years in prison- while her lawyers are asking for a year and a day.
A person in northern Virginia is being tested for the coronavirus, the state's health department reported Wednesday.
An 11-year-old girl who was shot in a drive-by shooting may have a police officer and his use of a tourniquet to thank for being alive.
An Arkansas man was charged with attempting to blow up a vehicle at the Pentagon Monday.
A woman stole a firefighters' cart and money to purchase items at an Indiana grocery store after they received an emergency call and had to leave the store, police said.
Parts of Maryland could see some wild winter weather Wednesday night, and it has nothing to do with snow.
Three Salisbury police officers have been suspended after a memo surfaced that appeared to show the officers failed to provide information in a criminal case.
Wednesday morning, the Motor Vehicle Administration celebrated its three millionth REAL ID customer at its Baltimore City branch on Reisterstown Road.
A nurse in Ohio is being hailed for going above and beyond to give one last surprise to a hospital patient being moved to hospice care.
Baltimore city councilman Zeke Cohen is working with the family of a young business owner who was fatally shot inside her hair salon late last year to establish a scholarship fund in her name.
Thirty-six cold-related deaths have been reported in Maryland so far during the 2019-2020 reporting period.
