Monday Night Shooting Victim Dies Tuesday Morning
The victim in Monday night's 3000 Lafayette Avenue shooting has died, police said Tuesday morning.
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The victim in Monday night's 3000 Lafayette Avenue shooting has died, police said Tuesday morning.
Commuters may find some relief when driving through Columbia as a new lane will be added to westbound Snowden River Parkway in the Village of Owen Brown in Columbia during the beginning of April.
A 31-year-old Baltimore man died Sunday from complications of a 2004 shooting, police said Tuesday.
The owner of a Washington, D.C, barbershop is accused of posing as a Howard University student and preying on incapacitated teenagers.
Students at a public high school in Charlottesville, Virginia, left classes Monday to demand racial justice days after the district's schools closed over threats of "ethnic cleansing."
The first black woman to lead a city police department in Virginia said Monday that she was forced out by certain members of the Portsmouth Police Department and that she believes race played a factor.
A two-alarm fire broke out overnight at a home in Anne Arundel County.
Anne Arundel County Police responded to another shooting in the area of the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center, the second since Sunday night.
An Amtrak train has struck and killed a trespasser walking on the tracks south of Bowie, Md., police said Monday night.
Police responded to two shootings in separate areas of Baltimore Monday night.
The panel found repeated conduct that was "intimidating, degrading, disrespectful, and belligerent."
The budget conference committee reached agreement Monday on the state's budget measure and a separate bill that is working in tandem to balance the budget.
Federal authorities say a former Maryland gang member serving a life prison sentence in southern Arizona has died after having a medical emergency.
Irish authorities extradited Eric Eoin Marques, 33, to the United States, to face federal charges that he allegedly conspired to advertise and distribute child pornography on the dark web.
According to his plea agreement, Henriquez-Chavez admitted that on November 1, 2015, he and three other MS-13 members were behind an elementary school in Montgomery Village, Md., where "Victim 3" was present.
