Injured Horseback Rider Rescued By Maryland State Police
Maryland State Police used a helicopter to assist in the rescue of a woman who was injured while horseback riding Thursday in Montgomery County.
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Maryland State Police used a helicopter to assist in the rescue of a woman who was injured while horseback riding Thursday in Montgomery County.
Last week, the number of homicides in Baltimore surpassed 200, making 2017 a record-setting year for violence on the city's streets.
Baltimore County police confirmed that a 14-year-old girl has died in an accident on Pot Spring Road and Deer Fox Lane in Lutherville, Thursday.
A 4-year-old girl and her grandfather drowned in a backyard pool Thursday afternoon.
Imagine getting from Washington D.C. to Baltimore in just a few minutes. Hyperloop One, a "pod" designed to transport people at the speed of sound has reached another milestone.
Workers may have been moving a gas meter when an explosion tore through a Minneapolis school building this week, killing two people and injuring at least nine others, according to federal investigators who arrived Thursday.
Two local brothers have been sent back to their native country, after appearing at a regular check-in with immigration officials.
Baltimore City's body camera program is getting national scrutiny after embarrassing allegations police may have planted evidence. It's prompting a closer look at the rules officers must follow: when should those cameras be on and when is it OK to turn them off?
Matthew Crenson's "Baltimore: a Political History" takes readers through a past that surprises. The book is drawn largely from City Archives.
The Enoch Pratt Free Library's new CEO began this week, replacing longtime leader Carla Hayden who was sworn in as the Librarian of Congress last year.
Crews are working to extricate someone from a vehicle after it overturned on the Baltimore Beltway.
Maryland's health secretary and the head of the Maryland Department of Planning filed a lawsuit Thursday over the state treasurer's refusal to pay their salaries because they have not received Senate confirmation.
In the age of social media, it's easier than ever to be exposed the world's problems.
If you love steamed crabs, you might want to head to Annapolis tomorrow.
