Baltimore Police Investigate Murder-Suicide
Baltimore police are investigating a murder-suicide in the city's Waverly neighborhood.
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Baltimore police are investigating a murder-suicide in the city's Waverly neighborhood.
Baltimore's top cop is demanding a sweeping review of how weapons are used after a shooting during a training exercise.
A brief bout of sleet and snow earlier Tuesday gave way to rain and drizzle for the rest of the day.
Maryland House Republicans say the state needs better management of transportation revenue, not more taxes.
A campus in mourning. Hundreds of students, faculty and staff at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore gathered Tuesday to discuss the weekend murder of a student on campus.
Charities are always looking for new ways to energize donors. A colorful twist on an old idea is looking good for the Cool Kids Campaign.
Safety on Maryland roads: that's the personal mission for the parents of a former Hopkins student killed by an elderly driver.
It's the end to a long and painful case. The teen charged with attempted murder after taking a gun to Perry Hall High School and firing into the cafeteria has entered a guilty plea.
U.S. lawmakers met with President Raul Castro and other senior Cuban officials Tuesday and were told they would be given access to an American imprisoned in Havana. The State Department said the legislators would push for his release.
The Chinese military is behind a startling wave of hacking attacks on major US businesses, according to a sweeping cybersecurity review.
The mother of a 15-month-old boy who died on a court-ordered visit to his father filed a wrongful-death lawsuit Tuesday against the psychologist who sanctioned the visitation.
It's a unique fundraiser and it will bring hundreds of people together Saturday at Boys' Latin School.
One minor injury has been reported after a school bus collided with another vehicle.
Police say former patients of Dr. Nikita Levy were violated by their gynecologist with a video camera. The invasion of privacy could be worse than first reported. Numerous patients at Johns Hopkins may be victims and some of them are voicing disgust and outrage.
