Mayoral Primary Candidates Work To Get Out Vote
Tuesday, Baltimore voters will be choosing the candidate most likely to become mayor on the city's primary election day.
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Tuesday, Baltimore voters will be choosing the candidate most likely to become mayor on the city's primary election day.
In Baltimore County, a youth basketball coach is charged with sexually abusing one of his players. Police believe there may be more young victims.
Widespread flooding overtakes Maryland, causing problems across the state. Now the massive cleanup is underway.
Maryland State Police say a body in a rural area of Somerset County is that of a woman reported missing more than a week ago.
Police Chief Cathy Lanier says the increased law enforcement presence on Washington's streets will continue until the threat has decreased.
Federal prosecutors say a St. Michaels man has pleaded guilty to armed bank robbery on Tilghman Island.
Baltimore County police are asking for the public's help in identifying a body found in the Back River.
Kai Jackson spoke with Tonier "Neen" Cain and Laura Cain and Kwame Kwei-Armah.
A yoga mat, truck tires, a basketball and the seat from a portable toilet. Those items and thousands more are floating down the Chesapeake Bay, which is receiving the flood waters from the Susquehanna and other rivers swollen by rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee.
Like countless people across the nation, many Maryland families were touched by tragedy on 9/11.
The USNS Comfort is back in Baltimore after leaving in March for a humanitarian mission.
Before there was a mayor's office in Baltimore, merchants banded together to form a neighborhood market system.
A state agency should strengthen methods to maximize child support payments from noncustodial parents who haven't been paying as much as they are supposed to, a state audit released Monday said.
Maryland estimates the state raised roughly $6 million in added revenue in July from a 50 percent increase in the state's sales tax on alcohol.
Federal authorities are set to announce a $150 million settlement against a Maryland-based health care company accused of defrauding Medicaid and other federal programs.
