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A man who lives on S. Hanover Street woke up to a commotion outside his door just after 3 a.m. on Saturday.
Like most couples in love, Jim Obergefell and his partner, John Arthur, always dreamt of getting married.
The Baltimore Central Booking and Intake Center was temporarily locked down on Monday after authorities were alerted to a security threat, which turned out to be a piece of cardboard fashioned to resemble a weapon, corrections officials said.
Last Friday the TSA recorded 2.4 million passengers screened, which is the highest number of airline travelers since the onset of the pandemic in 2020.
Baltimore police responded to two separate shootings in the northern part of the city Monday, according to authorities.
A line of showers moved through the Baltimore region in the noon hour on Monday.
Baltimore County Police have arrested a 21-year-old man in the shooting of two people in Reisterstown on Saturday, according to authorities.
The average price of regular gas in the state of Maryland sits at $4.84, according to AAA.
Police released surveillance photos of the persons of interest and an image of a vehicle of interest.
Howard County will soon begin offering students and their families free meal options, according to government officials.
The FDA approved mifepristone, coupled with misoprostol, for abortion use in 2000. This combination is also available in more than 60 other countries.
The Saudi-funded LIV Golf series added three more players to its roster for the second tournament in Oregon, a group that includes 23-year-old Matthew Wolff and Oklahoma State's Eugenio Chacarra of Spain.
The initiative is funded by the United States Department of Agriculture and runs Monday through Thursday from June 16, 2022 – August 18, with some sites operating on Fridays.
With recycling pickup in Baltimore City still on an every-other-week schedule, Councilman Isaac "Yitzy" Schleifer suggested the city levy fines on the head of the Department of Public Works for code violations.
