Annapolis Is Throwing Its First Ever Pride Parade This Saturday
The parade will start at Amos Garrett Boulevard and West Street, and will finish at Calvert and West Streets.
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The parade will start at Amos Garrett Boulevard and West Street, and will finish at Calvert and West Streets.
Police are looking for a man they say held up a Prince George's County beauty supply store Monday.
AAA predicts more than one million Marylanders will take to the roads, skies, rails and waterways for the Independence Day holiday between July 3 and July 7, a nearly four percent increase over last year.
A Baltimore man who state police believe dealt heroin and cocaine among other drugs in Carroll County and other parts of the area was arrested Monday after a four-month investigation.
If you had plans to go to the Dominican Republic, but are having second thoughts following reports of nearly a dozen American deaths in the Caribbean country, you can cancel or change your trip if you booked through Delta.
None of the pools that opened on Saturday as part of the citywide opening had to close, however.
The victim was taken to a local hospital and is expected to survive.
A judge sentenced an MS-13 associate to 30 years in federal prison after he admitted to kidnapping and murdering a person he believed to be a rival gang member.
Governor Larry Hogan has directed that flags be lowered to half-staff in memory of a firefighter who died in the line of duty Tuesday while responding to a vehicle accident.
A Virginia couple was arrested eight months after their two-month-old daughter died from an overdose.
The suspect was wearing a dark blue hooded sweatshirt with "Washington Nationals" on the front, dark pants and gray shoes.
A Baltimore man was caught with a handgun by Transportation Security Administration officers at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on Tuesday.
Witnesses reported that one pedestrian was hit in an initial incident, and as he was being assisted by a passing driver, they were both struck by a second vehicle.
Reporters who survived the worst attack on journalists in U.S. history say the trauma has not faded, but their connection with their readers is a source of comfort and inspiration.
Your kids are probably crazy about those interactive, flashy, customizable digital toys.
