Violent New Year: Two Homicides Reported In First Two Days Of 2020 As Mayoral Candidates Call For Change
Two mayoral candidates announced their plans to combat crime in Baltimore just hours after the city's first homicide of 2020.
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Two mayoral candidates announced their plans to combat crime in Baltimore just hours after the city's first homicide of 2020.
A man was found dead Thursday evening inside a vehicle that had multiple bullet holes in it, police said.
Two people, including a firefighter, were injured in a two-alarm fire in west Baltimore Thursday night, fire officials said.
Gov. Larry Hogan said refugees will continue to be welcomed in Maryland as long as they are legally allowed in the country.
A shooting at a Texas church has led to renewed attention on church safety in Maryland and elsewhere.
Two animal organizations in the Baltimore area are raising money to care for two cats who were found severely burned earlier this week.
Some students from Baltimore County rang in the new decade across the pond performing in the annual London New Year's Day Parade.
Police in Aberdeen are asking for help identifying a man they say stole an elderly woman's wallet while she shopped.
Police in Baltimore are searching for a suspect in for separate consignment store burglaries in the city over the past month.
Four juveniles were arrested in east Baltimore Thursday evening in a vehicle that had been reported stolen from Baltimore County, police said.
A Baltimore police officer fired their gun at a person who had a replica gun in west Baltimore Thursday evening, police said.
After several years of uncertainty, a piece of Baltimore history has found a familiar home that will keep it in the city for the foreseeable future.
The Baltimore Ravens had just given up 30 points in the second half of a 40-25 loss at home to Cleveland that dropped their record to 2-2. As he gathered his players in the locker room, coach John Harbaugh was more disappointed than livid.
U-Haul will no longer hire people who use nicotine products in 21 states, including Maryland, the company announced this week.
When the winners are announced, FedEx donates $20,000 to the USO in each of their names through FedEx Cares.
