All Baltimore City Schools Will Get Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Carbon monoxide detectors will be installed in all city schools after two leaks prompted evacuations at an elementary school.
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Carbon monoxide detectors will be installed in all city schools after two leaks prompted evacuations at an elementary school.
Two cars crashed on I-83, causing one car to flip in the air and land upside down---wedged under a tanker truck. It happened right at the start of rush hour Wednesday, delaying thousands of drivers.
If you own a car, you probably feel like your bank account is under siege. Gas prices are climbing rapidly and it could get even worse.
Children of illegal immigrants would get to pay in-state tuition rates for college under a bill state lawmakers are considering.
Spending money to make money. Governor Martin O'Malley made a personal pitch for lawmakers to approve a plan called Invest Maryland.
More minorities are now business owners in the city.
Even though the striped bass season is closed to honest watermen, it hasn't stopped poachers from laying illegal nets.
A cat and dog burned. Because of two high-profile animal abuse cases right here in Baltimore there's a push to protect pets.
A new partnership is helping dozens of Baltimore students perfect their moves on the ice.
Dueling protests downtown.The two brothers involved in a racially charged incident in Park Heights headed to court Wednesday morning. In November, a black teenager was stopped by a Jewish volunteer neighborhood patrol group called Shomrim. What happened next is in dispute, but assault charges have been filed against the two.
They snatched a woman's car keys and took off. Two carjacking suspects then caused a wild pursuit. As the video spreads, many are outraged by what could have happened.
Police in Charles County say an ongoing auto theft probe may have led to a murder-suicide that left a 24-year-old teacher and his neighbor dead.
Maryland high schoolers would have to complete a course in financial literacy in order to graduate under a bill state lawmakers are considering.
The county executives of Maryland's two largest counties will gather with religious leaders to support an increase in the state's alcohol tax.
A spending plan Congress is working on to fund the federal government through September does not currently include $150 million that Metro had been promised to improve safety.
