Ryan Hazel Sentenced To 22 Years In Prison For Drug Charges Tied To Fatal 2017 Crash
A Baltimore man was sentenced Thursday to 22 years in prison on a number of drug charges related to a fatal crash in 2017.
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A Baltimore man was sentenced Thursday to 22 years in prison on a number of drug charges related to a fatal crash in 2017.
A Prince George's County man was convicted Thursday in an accident that left a 3-year-old dead.
Should the private sale or transfer of shotguns and rifles require background checks?
A number of Nopalina flax seed fiber products sold nationwide are being recalled due to possible salmonella contamination.
The MS-13 gang continues to expand its influence in the United States, according to the FBI.
If you're like us, you probably missed out on buying the new Old Bay hot sauce when it debuted online Wednesday.
Baltimore City police are investigating a homicide in the 100 block of North Smallwood Street where a 32-year-old man was found suffering from gunshot wounds.
Parked outside Baltimore Central Booking and Intake Center, the opioid treatment van is open Monday through Friday and serves the recently released inmates and anyone else who needs help handling their drug addiction.
The drive is in honor of two of Harford County's fallen officers, Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey and Deputy First Class Mark Logsdon.
After years of construction, the Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant's enhanced nutrient removal project (ENR) is now complete.
Pat Valaika is back with the Orioles, who claimed the infielder off waivers from Arizona after the Diamondbacks took him from Baltimore earlier this month.
Maryland State Police are reminding drivers to enjoy the Super Bowl game, but don't drive impaired when going to or leaving your destination.
It happened along the shoreline at Brownies Beach, a popular fossil hunting beach.
A group of Maryland senators has re-introduced legislation that would require local officials to honor federal immigration detainers and provide at least three days' notice before a person is released from a local correctional facility.
The Maryland General Assembly, which is controlled by Democrats, held off on trying to override the Republican governor's vetoes on three other measures. It takes a three-fifths vote by each chamber to override a veto.
