Former Baltimore Gang Member's 'No Shoot Zones' Aim To Curb Gun Violence
A Baltimore rapper and former gang member has made it his mission to help curb the city's gun violence through "No Shoot Zones."
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A Baltimore rapper and former gang member has made it his mission to help curb the city's gun violence through "No Shoot Zones."
Say goodbye to Fido and Fluffy: Baltimoreans are increasingly giving their furry friends human names.
A crash between a car and a tractor-trailer near Abingdon snarled traffic and left at least one person injured Tuesday evening, officials said.
A 45-year-old Hagerstown man who had been convicted twice previously for possessing child pornography has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after reportedly being found with child pornography while on probation.
A newly formed task force planted itself smack in the middle of a population most vulnerable to the allure of electronic smoking devices.
A Prince George's County police officer has been indicted on several charges after he allegedly exposed himself at an LA Fitness gym in Hyattsville in April, the county's state's attorney's office said Tuesday.
A Baltimore police officer suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a crash in the city Tuesday evening, police said.
Police in Frederick are searching for a critically missing teenager with special needs.
The Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office says a juvenile playing with a lighter started a townhouse fire in Harford County.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Baltimore Police Homicide detectives, at 410-396-2100.
Karen Salmon, the superintendent of Maryland's education department, will not seek another term as the state's top educator and will step down when her term ends in June.
Law enforcement is asking for tips about the MS-13 Gang.
A man who was hit by a car in the intersection of Harry S. Truman Drive and Birdie Lane in Largo on September 9 has died of his injuries, police said Tuesday.
The incident was captured on surveillance video and they're now looking for the suspect.
When Nancy Donnelly joined the Board of Directors at Chesapeake Therapeutic Riding, she had no idea that one day she would be using the non-profit she was helping run.
