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The city of Baltimore is named an HIV hotspot. It's all part of a shocking new study from researchers at Johns Hopkins University.
Another blow in the war of words between actress Jada Pinkett Smith and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. Pinkett Smith wants the mayor to monitor elephant care when the circus comes to town. The mayor questions the actress's priorities. Now, Pinkett Smith fires back.
There are growing fears of a dog fighting ring in northern Anne Arundel County as a second badly injured pit bull is found just a few miles from where another dog nearly died a month ago.
Baltimore County police are looking for a suspect they say hit a juvenile with his vehicle on purpose as the child was crossing the street.
Advocates for medical marijuana are testifying in favor of measures in Maryland to allow it, but Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration is opposed out of concern that state employees could face federal prosecution for implementing the proposals before lawmakers.
Guns, drugs and cash were all seized by police while busting a gun distribution ring in Baltimore and Baltimore County.
Is there a leadership crisis in Anne Arundel County? One week after County Executive John Leopold's indictment on misconduct in office, union leaders want him out. Now, he's responding.
A young mother is killed in a crash. Montgomery County police are still looking for the driver or drivers responsible.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley wants more than 130 regulatory policies to be repealed or modified.
An American activist group is getting worldwide attention for a video that documents wartime atrocities in Africa. One University of Maryland professor weighs in on "KONY 2012," which targets the Lord's Resistance Army and its leader, Joseph Kony.
They're the newest additions to the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, and they're as cute as can be.
More than 100 religious, community, labor and low-income housing groups in the Washington area say they are joining forces to buy clean power and save money.
