Former Carroll County Teacher Pleads Guilty To Production Of Child Pornography
A former Carroll County teacher pleaded guilty to production of child pornography. Officials said Kenneth Fischer, 40, enticed boys online and recorded their encounters.
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A former Carroll County teacher pleaded guilty to production of child pornography. Officials said Kenneth Fischer, 40, enticed boys online and recorded their encounters.
Two-hour deliver for Amazon customers in the Baltimore area resumed Tuesday.
A man was sentenced to 70 months in federal prison for involuntary manslaughter Tuesday. At the time of the crash he was speeding, had a blood-alcohol level of .12%, and was driving with a suspended license.
We've all been stuck in traffic before but one Baltimore driver is getting attention online after a video of him dancing in the middle of the street was posted to Facebook.
A Salvation Army bell ringer is likely to face criminal charges after he allegedly ingested PCP and assaulted a customer outside a Walmart.
A man's condition is unknown after he was hospitalized Tuesday night following a home invasion that saw him shot multiple times.
Besides the airport, other travel hubs such as Penn Station and the Greyhound Bus station in South Baltimore made the list.
After spending nearly three decades in prison, a Baltimore City man was set free Tuesday after it was revealed he was wrongfully convicted for a murder in 1991.
A Howard County judge has refused to drop hate-crime charges against two Glenelg High School students.
Former Baltimore City Police Commissioner Darryl De Sousa pleaded guilty late Tuesday morning.
The Maryland Transit Administration is offering free rides for the season on its specially decorated holiday bus.
Investigators are asking for help in finding the family of a man found dead in a vacant house Sept. 4.
A female UMD student reported to police Monday at around 12:09 p.m. that she was walking back to her residence when the suspect approached her near the Chapel and began to walk with her.
Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD 2nd District), was inside the hospital when it locked down. He said he met with military leaders about the incident to make sure it doesn't happen again.
Investigators said this accident only involved one car, and the roof of the car is gone.
