Baltimore's Horseshoe Casino Shows Off $15M Expansion Of Outdoor Gaming Area
While it may be nearly winter, that didn't stop Baltimore's Horseshoe Casino from unveiling its new $15 million outdoor entertainment space on Thursday.
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While it may be nearly winter, that didn't stop Baltimore's Horseshoe Casino from unveiling its new $15 million outdoor entertainment space on Thursday.
President Donald Trump helped light the National Christmas Tree on Thursday, taking part in a nearly century-old holiday tradition in the nation's capital.
A 2018 Federal Hill murder had its day in court Thursday, as prosecutors worked to bring justice to the family of a 25-year-old man shot dead in his own neighborhood.
Marylanders were among the most generous givers in the county this year, according to a new study from WalletHub.
A 34-year-old Baltimore man was arrested last week after police said he tried to flee after attempting to cash a fraudulent check at a Newark, Delaware, bank.
The annual Mayor's Christmas Parade will be held in Hampden this Sunday and that means some area roads will be closed.
Please call Baltimore County Police at 410-307-2020 with information.
Over 200,000 background checks for gun purchases were initiated on Black Friday, making this the second-highest day of checks ever, according to data released by the FBI.
Danean Cunningham admitted to stealing about $9,999.99 from Mergenthaler Vocational Techincal High School while employed as the school's business manager.
When Howard County's Board of Education decided on Nov. 21 to move more than 5,000 students to new schools next year, they also voted to exempt several student groups from the redistricting plan.
This investment builds on the $1.24 million which the Senators announced in June.
Want to see the Ravens in the playoffs? Now's your chance, but it won't be cheap!
Maryland State Police were called to Monocacy Blvd. and Liberty Road around 7:30 a.m. for a report of a single-vehicle collision.
Student loan debt has reached an all-time high of $1.48 trillion as of June 2019, and is expected to increase, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Four of the state's six casinos saw year-over-year increases compared to their November 2018 gaming revenue totals.
