Baltimore Gas Explosion Kills 2, Injures 7; Crews Continue To Clear Rubble
Baltimore officials say another person died after a gas explosion Monday off Reisterstown Road.
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Baltimore officials say another person died after a gas explosion Monday off Reisterstown Road.
Down the street, about a block away from Tykisha Teal's home, is where emergency operation crews are continuing their recovery effort after a gas explosion in northwest Baltimore.
Harford County Sheriff's deputies were called to Bel Air homes over the weekend after someone allegedly stole several Trump-Pence 2020 campaign signs from yards. T
Baltimore County Police are investigating after a pedestrian was fatally struck by a CSX train in Middle River on Tuesday night.
Hazmat Crews are investigating after a Harford County Sheriff's Deputy reported being bothered by a chemical odor while at an unattended death call in Forest Hill.
Calling all business owners. The historic Lexington Market is looking for some new vendors.
A Baltimore Police officer was injured in a crash Tuesday while responding to a call for a holdup alarm, according to police.
The parking lot of Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen was transformed Tuesday afternoon into a pop-up COVID-19 testing site.
With summer in full swing, many tourist destinations in Maryland have had to take action and get creative to keep visitors safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
Donations continue to come into Reisterstown Road Plaza on Tuesday for those who have lost so much after the deadly explosion in northwest Baltimore.
Police are investigating after a 34-year-old man was shot in the back in east Baltimore on Tuesday afternoon.
All across Maryland, small stands attract long lines for a summertime treat.
As crews continue to dig through rubble, so many stories are emerging of neighbors rushing to help before police and fire rescue crews arrived to the Baltimore gas explosion scene in northwest Baltimore on Monday.
Morgan State University announced Tuesday instruction for the 2020 fall semester will be remote-only.
As fire officials continue their investigation into the cause of a deadly gas explosion in northwest Baltimore Monday, Baltimore Gas and Electric officials said they were asked to provide the city officials with gas and electric data.
