Remains Of 3 Marines Killed In Afghanistan Returned To US
The remains of three Marines killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan have been returned to the U.S., arriving Thursday at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
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The remains of three Marines killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan have been returned to the U.S., arriving Thursday at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
Acting Mayor of Baltimore City Jack Young requested Thursday that the Department of Audits review Associate Black Charities' (ABC) management of the first year of funding for the Baltimore City Children and Youth Fund.
A federal grand jury formally indicted a teenager for stabbing his classmate at Patterson High School in March.
Until Tuesday, Baltimore was riding a ten-day murder-free streak. That ended when a 42-year-old woman was shot Tuesday night and died Wednesday from her injuries.
Prince George's County Police said a female officer fired at a suspect vehicle after an attempted theft at the Home Depot in College Park Thursday morning.
A preliminary investigation revealed that a tractor-trailer ran a red light which caused a deadly car crash in Prince George's County on Wednesday.
Baltimore City Police are investigating a shooting on Pelham Ave. that left two men hospitalized on Thursday night.
A former Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office employee was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison for leaking privileged information to a gang.
The Towson Library is hosting its 25th annual fundraiser.
The Maryland Judiciary is warning the public about a new telephone scam that appears to originate from the Baltimore County Circuit Court Clerk's Office.
Pro Bowl right guard Marshal Yanda and the Baltimore Ravens have agreed to a one-year contract extension that will keep him with the team through the 2020 season.
Prince George's County Police are investigating a fatal shooting during a break-in at a home in Riverdale on Wednesday evening.
A Maryland MS-13 Gang member was sentenced to 33 years in federal prison for a violent racketeering conspiracy, including murder and extortion.
Potholes continue to be an issue across the region. I-295 seems to be struggling in particular, but Governor Larry Hogan said good things could be coming soon.
Shortly after midnight on Wednesday morning, two people reported being robbed at gunpoint at the intersection of Guilford Ave. and 32nd Street, an example of why Johns Hopkins wants its own police force.
