29-Year-Old Arrested, Charged With 4 Counts Of Attempted Murder
29-year-old Daniel Mitchell was arrested Thursday just one block from his home for a shooting in December that injured five people, including himself.
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29-year-old Daniel Mitchell was arrested Thursday just one block from his home for a shooting in December that injured five people, including himself.
A judge has halted a court order requiring the operators of a Jewish outreach program in Maryland to raze the addition to their Chabad house.
Police are asking for the public's help to find a 34-year-old man who they say stabbed his girlfriend to death in October 2018.
The fund has raised $15,000 so far, which will cover more than 5,000 meals.
Police arrested 45-year-old Gregory Fields as he was exiting his home on N. Belnord Avenue. During his arrest, he was found with an illegal handgun and narcotics.
WJZ's Weather Team is tracking the system headed our way this weekend.
Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler is asking for politicians to stop the bickering to to secure the U.S. southern border.
Roughly 420,000 federal employees were deemed essential and are working unpaid. An additional 380,000 are staying home without pay. While furloughed federal workers have been given back pay in previous shutdowns, it's not guaranteed that will happen this time.
Maryland leaders met Friday morning in Laurel to hear from federal employees who did not receive their paychecks due to the government shutdown.
A body was found inside the building. This is the SECOND fatal fire in just over 24 hours and the THIRD this week in the Northeast Region.
Authorities say a prison lockdown that lasted several days was caused by an assault on two correctional officers in Maryland.
A woman celebrating her 90th birthday party was surprised by some unexpected guests when the fire department showed up.
The UMD College Park basketball teams announced they are offering two complimentary tickets to federal government employees.
A Senate vote Thursday night brought 800,000 federal workers one step closer to the promise of a paycheck when the government reopens.
In the first town hall of its kind, led by county executive Johnny Olszewski and Councilman David Marks, Baltimore County had the floor.
