Police Increasing Patrols Going Into Summer Holiday Weekend
The busy holiday weekend has arrived, and Baltimore City police are already dealing with a spike in violence.
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The busy holiday weekend has arrived, and Baltimore City police are already dealing with a spike in violence.
People across Maryland are hitting the roads in record numbers this long Fourth of July weekend.
While Torrey Smith is known as a Terp, on Friday, Torrey tweeted out a special photo announcing his graduation from the University of Miami.
A doctor forced from a New York hospital because of sexual harassment accusations returned Friday with an assault rifle hidden under a lab coat and shot seven people, killing one woman and leaving several doctors fighting for their lives, authorities said.
Several construction workers are still recovering, after a series of crashes in work zones around the area.
Baltimore water rates will rise by 9.4 percent, alongside increased discounts for low-income residents.
25,000 Planned Parenthood patients in Maryland don't have to worry about losing health care, as a new state law kicks in July 1, making Maryland the first state to shield Planned Parenthood, from looming federal cuts.
Anne Arundel County Police say they have apprehended a person after a man with a backpack claimed to have a bomb at BB&T Bank in Ferndale.
BWI is reporting the investigation is over and flights are now resuming again after a temporary shutdown for security scare.
Police are responding in droves leading up to the holiday weekend, as three people were shot Friday morning in south Baltimore.
There's some heavy lifting underway at Goucher College.
The impact of an above-average tick season is hitting Maryland families hard this summer.
Ocean City is preparing for a record crowd this Fourth of July.
Hip-hop artist Drake dined in Baltimore Thursday night, according to the Baltimore Sun.
City police recovered more than $20,000 and two loaded handguns in a raid Friday.
