Baltimore Business Owner Found Guilty Of Conspiring To Burn Down Building For Insurance Money
A Lutherville-Timonium man was found guilty Monday of conspiring to burn down his business in Baltimore to collect insurance money.
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A Lutherville-Timonium man was found guilty Monday of conspiring to burn down his business in Baltimore to collect insurance money.
They are all charged with armed robbery, robbery, first and second-degree assault and reckless endangerment.
Anne Arundel County police arrested 33-year-old Jacob Allen Lowe for a theft from a vehicle in the parking lot of Denny's in Glen Burnie on Tuesday morning.
Since 2005, Edmond has been treasurer of "Friends of Tawanna P. Gaines," the Prince George's County Democrat's campaign committee, a court filing says.
Salisbury police charged 25 year old Jonathan Kelechi Mbagwu for two separate attempted rape and assault incidences that occurred Sunday morning.
A Maryland woman whose son says she couldn't hear her toilet running because she's deaf has received a nearly $5,000 water bill.
A whale entangled by two buoys and a fishing gear line has been rescued off the coast of Maryland.
The state senator is the first to announce any move toward a congressional campaign
A state law that was passed in response to Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election will get another hearing in federal court.
Five people were shot, two fatally, in a shooting in northwest Baltimore Monday night, police said.
Baltimore city council members Monday took the first step in a process they hope will put an end to residents' concerns about their water bills, months after a ransomware attack took some city services, including the billing system for the water department, offline.
He is now asking for a jury trial on whether he is criminally responsible for Capital Gazette murders.
The Baltimore City Council introduced a resolution Monday night to rename Courthouse East after the late Congressman Elijah Cummings.
One Ravens fan went all out ahead of Halloween, carving Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson into a pumpkin.
A "barricade situation" at a Baltimore park-and-ride lot ended Monday night when the person police were engaging with fatally shot himself, police said.
