Port Of Baltimore Executive Director Jim White To Resign
Jim White announced Thursday he will resign from his position as Executive Director of the Port of Baltimore.
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Jim White announced Thursday he will resign from his position as Executive Director of the Port of Baltimore.
An 18-year-old was shot in Essex late Wednesday evening, Baltimore County Police said.
Lamar Jackson added to his book of accolades Thursday, being named the AFC Offensive Player of the Month for November.
Six members of an overnight construction crew have been hospitalized after a driver suspected of being under the influence crashed into them on a Virginia highway, authorities said.
The 49ers said in a statement that they are "disappointed" in Ryan and that he won't broadcast Sunday's game at New Orleans.
Cameron Giovanelli, a former Baptist preacher, was quiet and subdued as he entered guilty pleas to a fourth-degree sex offense and second-degree assault on Wednesday.
Around 100 people packed the courtroom on the second floor of Courthouse East to show support for the 25 correctional officers indicted this week.
Pope Francis can now add himself to the list of growing Baltimore Ravens fans.
It was a routine call that led to an unlikely friendship between a Baltimore City Police officer and a young man from the southeast side of the city.
With human trafficking being a major issue in Baltimore, federal agencies like the FBI are trying to crack down on this crime.
Firefighters battled a vacant house fire in southwest Baltimore on Wednesday night.
The project is currently under review by federal, state and local agencies, and more funding is needed- with the price tag at $10 billion.
The daughters of the late Congressman Elijah Cummings are backing his former congressional aide to serve the remainder of his term.
Police in Baltimore are investigating after an ATM was stolen from the Charles Village Dollar Plus store early Wednesday morning.
Bundy leaves the Orioles with 162 strikeouts in 30 starts during 2019. He was originally selected by Baltimore in the first round of the 2011 First-Year Player Draft.
