Police Working To Identify Man Who Robbed 2 Royal Farms Stores
Police say a man who robbed a Royal Farms store at gunpoint back in July has struck again.
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Police say a man who robbed a Royal Farms store at gunpoint back in July has struck again.
Puma, who signed Ayton to a shoe deal this summer, didn't have shoes ready for him just yet prior to Monday's game, so he improvised.
Two men were arrested in Anne Arundel County Tuesday on multiple counts of drug possession and other charges.
Snoop Dogg is coming to Baltimore! The rapper will perform at the UMBC Event Center on December 7th.
This morning it was 20 degrees above the normal overnight low of 50°. Today, again, temps in the very low 80's.
Baltimore County Police are asking the public to help identify someone they say burglarized a home on Baltimore Street.
Baltimore City Police are investigating two overnight shootings, one of which was fatal.
Baltimore Police are looking for 29-year-old Rachel Outlaw. She has an intellectual disability and people are concerned she may get lost attempting to get home.
'Criminal Minds' will air its 300th episode tonight at 10:00 PM ET/PT on CBS. Erica Messer has been with the show since 2005 and has served as the program's executive producer since 2010. Tonight's season 14 premiere was also written by Messer and will pick up where episode 299 left off with fan favorites Reid and Garcia facing one of their greatest challenges yet.
'Criminal Minds' airs its 300th episode tonight at 10:00PM ET/PT on CBS. Number 300 will also serve as the show's 14th season premiere as David Rossi, Spencer Reid, Penelope Garcia and the gang continue entertaining audiences across the globe.
Councilman John Grasso, of Anne Arundel County Council's District 2, is being forced to defend his social media activity. He said he will not be taking the posts down.
The victim said that the suspect, the driver, is a black man and the front passenger was a white woman wearing a yellow shirt.
Sentencing hearings for Farace and Swain are on November 30, 2018 and January 25, 2019, respectively.
As many as 260,000 Maryland residents could see higher premiums or lose their health care coverage altogether because of pre-existing medical conditions, age or gender under a new Trump administration legal strategy, state Democrats warned on Tuesday.
As of Tuesday night, Baltimore was at 234 homicides for all of 2018.
