Baltimore Police Officer Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge Of Possession Of Child Pornography
A Baltimore City Police officer pleaded guilty Tuesday to possession of child pornography.
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A Baltimore City Police officer pleaded guilty Tuesday to possession of child pornography.
Maryland's health department has been awarded funds to focus on addressing a "steep decline" in childhood vaccination rates statewide due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Navy veteran stands passively in Portland, Oregon, amid swirling tear gas. One of the militarized federal agents deployed by President Donald Trump swings a baton at him with full force. With both hands. Five times.
Everyone has their preferences when it comes to food, but it appears Marylanders really hate onions, according to Uber Eats' second-annual Cravings Report.
Fifty local organizations received grants totaling $400,000 from the Baltimore County COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund in an effort to promote public health while fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
The first phase of a $350 million mixed-use development is set to open in Towson next month.
Anne Arundel County Police are investigating a shooting in Glen Burnie Monday night.
A Virginia man was caught at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport with a stolen loaded .45 caliber handgun on Monday, TSA officers say.
The state reported a total of 79, 545 cases, up 860 from Monday.
A Towson-based developer has acquired the Village of Cross Keys for $27 million.
Two more employees at the Motor Vehicle Administration branch in Glen Burnie have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to four employees recently.
Police in Baltimore are investigating an incident that left a 21-year-old man in serious condition Monday night.
Julia Rice was last seen at about 10 p.m. in the 1700 block of Montpelier Street, wearing a blue nightgown and slippers.
Dangerously hot temperatures led to multiple heat advisories across Maryland on Monday, and more warm weather is in store for the next few days.
Health officials from five Maryland counties and Baltimore City are urging Deputy Secretary of Health Services Fran Phillips to roll back the state's reopening restrictions due to an increase in the number of daily coronavirus cases being reported.
