Maryland Transportation Authority to host job fair Sept. 13
The Maryland Transportation Authority is hosing a job fair and open house next week.
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The Maryland Transportation Authority is hosing a job fair and open house next week.
Since July 2021, the puppet made of cane, carbon fiber and other light materials, has visited 15 countries.
The 21-year-old man was pronounced dead on the scene, while the second victim was hospitalized.
The crowd seemed to have a tough time deciding for whom to cheer, prodding both players at various points of the often even matchup.
When the ex-political aide Roy McGrath went on the run from federal agents in March, an unknown biographer fought for his reputation.
Human remains were found Tuesday afternoon in West Baltimore, according to police.
On the one-month mark of a murder that continues to leave the Harford County community on edge, new efforts are being made to identify the suspected killer.
The search for escaped Chester County Prison inmate Danelo Cavalcante has led to the closure of two school districts in the county.
Temperatures hit 99 degrees on Tuesday and are expected to reach 100 degrees on Wednesday. That would be the first time since 1983 that September temperatures in Baltimore would be in the triple digits.
A Prince George's Police officer has been suspended after a social media video went viral of him kissing a female before they went into the backseat of a patrol car, the Prince George's County Police Department confirmed.
Howard County Public Schools Chief Operating Officer Scott Washington has resigned amid school bus route troubles over the first week of school, the district confirmed.
A 12-year-old boy is still recovering after being shot Friday evening along East Madison Street just outside the Dunbar High School football stadium.
Rip current warnings issued by the National Weather Service remain in effect across the East coast.
One officer, whose hand was hit by the car as the suspect fled, suffered a minor injury, police said. A second officer began experiencing chest pains and was hospitalized.
Leon Hill, who had been charged in the domestic-related shooting death of MTA bus driver Elaine Jackson, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to first-degree murder.
