Police Investigate Officer-Involved Shooting In Cockeysville
Baltimore County police are investigating an officer-involved shooting.
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Baltimore County police are investigating an officer-involved shooting.
A woman is dead after an apartment fire in Baltimore. Fire officials say the woman was found unresponsive Sunday afternoon in a second-floor apartment at 1820 Spence Street. Paramedics performed CPR and the woman was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Montgomery County police say a body has been recovered from a small pond in a Gaithersburg park.
Lawmakers from western Maryland are seeking the rehiring of ten teachers who were dismissed last month from the state's juvenile justice system.
The Bay Bridge is now back to normal after a bizarre accident sends one car hurdling into the bay. Amazingly, that car's driver survived. Now we're learning her identity.
The Charles County sheriff's office is seeking tips about the armed robbery of a 7-Eleven convenience store in Waldorf.
A Harford County woman has been charged with animal cruelty after authorities say she left her dog in an overheated car while she went shopping.
Several health coverage and care options are now available for individuals and families in lower income brackets.
Baltimore County police are investigating a shooting in Essex.
After scattered strong thunderstorms yesterday that moved through the I-95 corridor, today will bring a smaller chance of severe weather.
The Jewish Museum of Maryland has plenty of fun exhibits and activities for the whole family. Also, we have information on a fundraiser that helps children in foster care.
Kai Jackson spoke with Chief Judge Robert M. Bell.
A Maryland school board says it's reconsidering a policy on high school graduation speakers after one school's valedictorian didn't get an opportunity to speak.
The long wait is finally over for visitors who have been yearning for a whiff of a giant flower that smells oddly like rotting flesh.
Lawmakers from western Maryland are seeking the rehiring of ten teachers who were dismissed last month from the state's juvenile justice system.
