Anne Arundel Co. officer arrested, suspended for allegedly assaulting female
An Anne Arundel County Police officer was arrested Wednesday for allegedly assaulting a woman in Tracys Landing, Maryland.
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An Anne Arundel County Police officer was arrested Wednesday for allegedly assaulting a woman in Tracys Landing, Maryland.
A spate of threats and false reports of shooters have been pouring into schools and colleges across the country for months, raising concerns among law enforcement and elected leaders.
The Catholic world is sending thoughts and prayers to hospitalized Pop Francis, who was admitted with a respiratory infection.
Police are searching for a person who shot two teenage girls at Fort Armistead Park.
The Orioles announced their 2023 Opening Day roster Thursday morning.
The market is located underneath the Jones Falls Expressway at Holliday and Saratoga Streets, and will be held rain or shine.
There are now 382 horses eligible to compete in the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont.
While crime victim advocates celebrated their victory, others warned the ruling could have a chilling effect on existing efforts to fight wrongful convictions and excessive sentences.
State's Attorney Aisha Braveboy called the case unprecedented.
Wait times at hospitals have soared across the nation, even in Maryland. Now, a local fire department is stepping in and hoping to get people the help they need faster.
Hundreds of O's fans will stroll through the gates at Camden Yards in about a week for the first home game of the baseball season, and they'll notice something new: food.
Bird Bell Bishop said she was "born and raised in the automobile business." She took over Bob Bell automotive a few years after her father passed away in 2011.
A new state report shows that over 82,000 customers were potentially overcharged for using one or more of Maryland's toll facilities.
Ryan Odom previously spent five seasons at Maryland-Baltimore County, going 97-60. In 2018, Odom's UMBC team became the first No. 16 seed to upset a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament when it beat Virginia.
A state Senate panel voted 15-2 on Wednesday to approve the nomination of Lt. Col. Roland Butler as superintendent of the Maryland State Police, an agency under a federal discrimination probe. If confirmed by the full Senate, he would become the first Black person to hold the post.
