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An Army private charged with sending reams of classified documents to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks could have gotten his tight pretrial confinement conditions reduced by clearly explaining why he wasn't a suicide risk, the former commander of a Marine Corps brig testified Friday.
Students and alumni of a Baltimore City high school are up in arms over plans to close their school under a broad restructuring plan.
On Friday, America honors and remembers the victims and survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Survivors also gathered in Baltimore for a ceremony commemorating its 71st anniversary.
A student was shot on the Morgan State campus one week ago. Now, for the first time, we're hearing the frantic calls for help from students and campus police.
He had a good enough year to earn his first producer nod on the upcoming awards ceremony.
Great news for former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon, who appeared in court Friday morning.
The British singer confirms Taylor Swift and Harry Styles' relationship while picking which GRAMMY nominees he'd kill, marry and snog -- British slang for kissing.
Earning a GRAMMY nomination is nice but meeting "Ain't No Sunshine" singer Bill Withers is even better.
Outkast rapper Big Boi is a smart guy who uses Mumford & Sons as a great example for other aspiring artists to follow, including rappers. Since nothing says "keeping it real" like a banjo and some mandolins. Seriously though!
Frederick County's rescue service says account information from the ambulance billing system was stolen and given to a theft ring.
A birthday celebration for Baltimore's first black billionaire kicked off. But Friday's event was more than just candles and cake.
His debut album, "Channel Orange," earned multiple nominations for the talented singer/songwriter.
Prince George's County Police are looking for a second suspect in the fatal drive-by shooting of a 14-year-old boy in Lewisdale.
A former Marine Corp brig commander says she never intended it as punishment when she ordered underwear removed from an Army private charged with giving classified material to WikiLeaks.
Maryland officials are asking residents of the lower Eastern Shore to report damage from superstorm Sandy, as the state appeals a denial of individual assistance by the federal government.
