Charm City's crab derby returns to Lexington Market for Preakness Week
Jockeys coaxed their crabs down a ramp by spraying them with water, dangling a buoy in front of them and cheering.
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Jockeys coaxed their crabs down a ramp by spraying them with water, dangling a buoy in front of them and cheering.
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A man has been charged with stealing the iconic ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" from the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids more than 15 years ago.
All eyes are on the Kentucky Derby winner, Mage. This is a horse that already has a connection to Baltimore.
A pride flag was stolen from a church in Baltimore's Station North neighborhood, a sign on the church reads.
With less than two months until the recreational use of cannabis becomes legal in Maryland, the Baltimore County Police Department is training officers to spot impairment behind the wheel.
Second-year Ravens linebacker David Ojabo had to try.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed gun-control measures into law on Tuesday, and the National Rifle Association quickly filed a federal lawsuit against the state.
The late Tupac Shakur will have a stretch of a street renamed for him in Oakland, Calif., after a unanimous vote by the city council Tuesday.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski is announcing the County's acquisition of a parcel at the Security Square Mall site.
Baltimore City is paying out $450,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by Ricardo Shaw who claims a member of the disgraced Gun Trace Task Force falsely arrested and planted drugs on him.
Among the preventative measures in place in Baltimore is a series of pre-race drug tests and checkups by independent veterinarians. Benson and a surgeon will look at each Preakness horse and those in a couple of other big races this weekend, and a Maryland Racing Commission vet must clear each one to run.
Baltimore County Public Schools has its new leader.
The suspect was found in a hotel in Queens, New York.
WJZ and The Baltimore Banner hosted a town hall focused on youth violence and its impact in Baltimore.
