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A problem in the city's payroll system allowed some Baltimore sheriff's deputies to be overpaid by three times their hourly wages to the tune of more than $2 million.
Promyss Marcelle keeps her son Jacobi close to her heart—a necklace with a "J" initial around her neck and a picture of him on her shirt.
On Jan. 8, a tow truck driver from AAA was on a normal call at Baltimore's Sinai Hospital where he assisted Rabbi Avi Sharfman, whose car was trapped in the snow.
Frederick County Sheriff's Office plans to use drone technology to improve policing with the launch of its Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) program.
Baltimore County native Benjamin Banneker's contributions to Black history are stories of resilience, activism, and ingenuity.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved a proposal from the operator of the congested mid-Atlantic power grid to head off the potential for power shortages but that critics say will effectively fast-track the construction of new natural gas plants.
The Maryland Transportation Authority announced the approval of three contracts in the Key Bridge rebuild Wednesday.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott filed a lawsuit against major gun manufacturer Glock, alleging that the company violated the state's Gun Industry Accountability Act and contributed to the gun violence crisis.
A winter storm in Maryland Tuesday dumped about 2 to 4 inches of snow across the state, with some southern counties seeing more accumulation.
Maryland State Police responded to more than 200 crashes as a winter storm brought 2 to 6 inches of snow across the state.
he snow will continue to fall into Wednesday morning with some residents getting up to six inches of accumulation.
An estimated 6,000 Marylanders who mistakenly received tax forms belonging to other residents due to an internal printer malfunction will be reissued 1099-G forms, according to the Maryland Comptroller's Office.
Johns Hopkins University has joined a federal lawsuit against the National Institute of Health (NIH) over medical research funding cuts.
A Baltimore County teacher is on administrative leave after allegedly posting controversial tweets on social media threatening to expose his students who attended an immigration justice rally.
As we continue our Black History Month coverage we are taking you inside the Baltimore Black Dance Collective.
