Giant tree falls on home in Anne Arundel County, trapping woman inside
A giant tree fell onto a house in Churchton, Anne Arundel County during a severe storm Thursday night, causing major damage to the home and trapping a woman inside.
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A giant tree fell onto a house in Churchton, Anne Arundel County during a severe storm Thursday night, causing major damage to the home and trapping a woman inside.
The Baltimore Police Department is actively investigating a suspicious package near City Hall.
A picture shows the man with multiple loops of tape around his wrists, torso and head.
Baltimore has a new official City Tree for the first time in 50 years. Now, it's time for the Tuliptree era.
Maryland health officials have reported a record 59 heat-related deaths this summer.
A mistrial was declared in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial Friday, after her attorney's last-minute appeal failed.
Baltimore Police arrested multiple people on weapons charges after they were observed driving recklessly and obstructing traffic in the city's Fells Point district.
A large tree fell onto a Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) bus Friday morning in Reisterstown, injuring four people.
Health officials in Baltimore city say a dead fox found near the 4300 block of Groveland Avenue tested positive for rabies.
A few showers, possibly a storm, are possible Friday night into Saturday morning. Quieter weather is expected for most of the holiday weekend.
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial ended in a mistrial Friday, after jurors announced for a third time that they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict.
Baltimore County residents packed a public hearing Thursday evening to hear about the potential impact of data centers.
The community is coming together to help a Baltimore grandmother who lost many of her possessions when her home was broken into last week.
Maryland's Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a redistricting ballot question should appear before voters on the November ballot, reversing a lower court decision that had blocked the question.
The executive director of the Towson Chamber of Commerce has a strong message for anyone looking to cause trouble in Towson: There will be consequences.
