Cal Ripken Jr. Remembers '2131' Ahead Of 25th Anniversary
Cal Ripken, Jr. waited over 24 years to watch the broadcast of his record-breaking 2,131st consecutive game played.
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Cal Ripken, Jr. waited over 24 years to watch the broadcast of his record-breaking 2,131st consecutive game played.
A second man has been arrested in a shooting at an Anne Arundel County hotel last month.
Anne Arundel County will not move to Phase 3 of the state's reopening, citing a recent increase in the county's coronavirus case rate and positivity.
Howard County police announced they have doubled the reward to $20,000 for information in the homicide of Meiko Locksley three years after he was killed.
The number of Marylanders hospitalized due to the coronavirus and the state's positivity rate increased slightly Thursday as the state topped 110,000 total cases of the virus, data from the state's health department shows.
More bad news for commuters: Baltimore and Washington, D.C., have once again ranked among the worst cities in the country for driving.
A new Wawa store opened in the Canton neighborhood of Baltimore on Thursday.
A Baltimore nightclub is closing its doors after 30 years due to challenges created by the coronavirus pandemic.
Former public school teacher and vlogger Meredith Masony shares tips for parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic and discusses her book "Ask Me What's For Dinner One More Time."
An inmate at the Jessup Correctional Institution has been sentenced to 35 years in prison in his cellmate's murder, the Anne Arundel County State's Attorney's Office said Thursday.
A 51-year-old woman was shot in the arm late Wednesday in Baltimore.
The Maryland Department of Labor reported Thursday that 11,115 Marylanders filed for unemployment insurance last week. That number is down slightly from the previous week.
An audit of the U.S. Postal Service found 68,000 pieces of political mail sat unprocessed for five days at a Baltimore postal facility in May before the June 2 primary.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is expected to announce a COVID-19 update, just a day after Gov. Larry Hogan announced Maryland can move into Stage Three of reopening in the state.
Fans will have to watch Preakness 145 instead on their televisions, instead of the live event in person.
