Viral Video Shows Md. Trick-Or-Treater's Selfless Candy Sharing
The video, posted on Facebook Thursday, shows a young boy named Jackson walking up to a home in search of candy. When he gets to the bowl of sweet treats, he realizes it's empty.
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The video, posted on Facebook Thursday, shows a young boy named Jackson walking up to a home in search of candy. When he gets to the bowl of sweet treats, he realizes it's empty.
It was quite the night at the Inner Harbor for night one of Light City.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball is responding to concerns about how Thursday's storm impacted Ellicott City's historic Main Street.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball signed an Executive Order Friday to create an LGBTQ+ Workgroup.
The world premiere play "Thoughts of a Colored Man" has been so successful it's likely headed to Broadway.
Police are investigating a shooting that left one man seriously injured Friday afternoon.
For years, advocates have pushed for stricter safeguards against child abuse or neglect.
A former Maryland physician has been sentenced to two years in prison for engaging in a scheme to fraudulently obtain hundreds of thousands of dollars in her deceased mother's retirement and pension benefits.
A school in northwest Baltimore received a donation thanks to Frosted Flakes and former Ravens and NFL Hall of Famer, Ed Reed.
A Franklin Middle School student was found with a lookalike weapon Friday, Baltimore County Schools confirms.
Aaron Rodgers has his Packers rolling, while Philip Rivers and the Chargers look for a second straight win in a season that's slipping away.
A part-time warrior with the Maryland National Guard made history by nearly beating all of the active-duty soldiers in an Army competition.
A Baltimore police officer was injured in a crash involving a squad car Friday afternoon.
The much-anticipated Light City Baltimore festival is officially underway after Friday afternoon's kickoff of the Baltimore Book Festival.
A crab costume stolen from an Annapolis restaurant has been found and is back with its owner, Annapolis Police said Friday.
