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Baltimore Raven Torrey Smith and his wife Chanel are expecting a baby!
Traffic on the Bay Bridge is back to normal Monday evening after being shut down for several hours Sunday night after a construction fire. Officials say paint from a painting project underway caught fire.
An investigative officer who presided at a hearing to help decide whether three midshipmen should face court-martial over a sexual assault allegation has forwarded his recommendations to the school's superintendent, the academy's spokesman said Monday.
Maryland's recidivism rate is down. That means a larger number of people released after serving their sentences are not coming back to the prison system.
The state of Maryland fired back Monday at gun advocates seeking to block a new law creating some of the nation's toughest firearm restrictions, arguing a lawsuit filed last week came too late and lacks merit.
A Homeland family is offering a reward for the return of their missing pet. But this is no average animal. Tortley is a 20-year-old, three feet long, 150 pound tortoise!
A 23-year-old man convicted of manslaughter in the death of his girlfriend's 1-year-old daughter has been sentenced to 26 years in prison.
Officials say the Smithsonian's National Zoo panda cam and all other live animal cameras will go dark in the event of a government shutdown. The zoo will be closed to visitors as well.
A 17-year-old girl was struck and killed in an overnight crash in the 6400-block of Baltimore National Pike.
We've got another great week of weather on tap for us Monday as September draws close to an end. Rain will, in fact, be hard to come by over the next several days.
TSA officers at BWI opened a piece of checked baggage that alarmed for an unidentifiable object, which turned out to be a stack of fake ID cards.
Anne Arundel County police are looking for a woman who robbed a bank in Glen Burnie on Saturday morning and possibly earlier this month.
A government shutdown would have far-reaching consequences for some, but minimal impact on others.
Thousands of workers here in Maryland could be impacted by a government shutdown.
The Baltimore police department is receiving more than $1 million in federal funds to hire 10 new officers.
