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A man was injured in a shooting that also saw a projectile fly into a nearby home in Glen Burnie Tuesday night, the Anne Arundel County Police Department said.
A 24-year-old man has been sentenced to life in prison for killing his neighbor and injuring her boyfriend with a baseball bat, the Howard County State's Attorney's Office said Wednesday.
A group of scientists from the University of Maryland wrote a letter to the Commission on Presidential Debates in which they recommended adding an air filtration system to the room where the debate will happen, CBS News reports.
A 51-year-old man was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Baltimore County Tuesday night, county police said.
As the system moves inland, it will head east, eventually bringing a chance for rain to Maryland beginning Saturday night and into Sunday.
Baltimore mayor Jack Young announced immediate changes to the city's water billing and meter reading system that will result in the layoffs of 63 meter operations employees.
Baltimore media legend Vince Bagli has passed away at age 93.
Two people were injured, one critically, in a shooting in northeast Baltimore Tuesday night, city police said.
Maryland's coronavirus positivity rate fell Wednesday as the number of hospitalizations increased and 460 new cases of the virus were reported, according to data from the state's health department.
A 21-year-old Columbia man was charged in a double shooting over the weekend at a shoot for a music video.
A former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver will be joining the coaching staff at Calvert Hall College in Towson.
A 23-year-old Baltimore man was arrested and charged Monday in an alleged road rage shooting on Interstate 95 last month.
After 36 years wrongly imprisoned, the Harlem Park Three are struggling to adjust to life, connect with their family and feel like they lost so much of their life.
A new film, about to be released on HBO Max, depicts a Baltimore teen facing some tough decisions; a life of crime, or a long walk on the straight and narrow.
Health professionals have expressed concern that President Trump's inaccurate comparison of the flu and COVID-19 would give Americans a false sense of the security that the coronavirus Is not extremely dangerous.
