Orioles: We'll Stay In Baltimore 'As Long As Fort McHenry Is Watching Over The Harbor'
The Baltimore Orioles are hoping to put the rumors to rest -- they're not going anywhere.
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The Baltimore Orioles are hoping to put the rumors to rest -- they're not going anywhere.
The man whose car crash resulted in the deaths of three children in Prince George's County has been sentenced to 22 consecutive years in prison.
Valeria Smith has pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact in connection to the death of her stepmother Jacquelyn Smith.
The Maryland Department of Health is telling customers of Moby Dick House of Kabob to avoid the hummus amid numerous reports of salmonella infections in those who consumed it.
Just days after the musicians and management of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra reached an agreement ending a weeks-long lockout, the orchestra's board chair is being replaced.
The Federal Aviation Administration says an Omni Air International jet landed safely at Baltimore Washington International Airport after declaring an emergency.
The icon will remain at St. Demetrios through the weekend.
Two area schools are being recognized for outstanding academic achievement by the Department of Education.
A 25-year-old man was shot in the leg in east Baltimore Thursday afternoon, police said.
Zhi Tian Lang, age 23, pleaded guilty Wednesday to receipt of child pornography and extortion by threats to post revealing photos of the victims on social media.
The Cleveland Browns have returned tickets from their allotment for Sunday's 1 p.m. game at M&T Bank Stadium.
Proposed legislation to keep water bills affordable for Baltimore residents is moving to the full city council for debate.
Darnell E. Bassett, age 24, pleaded guilty Wednesday to involuntary manslaughter in connection with a fatal crash on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway on June 24.
The fees will be collected via E-ZPass, to reduce traffic. Cash will no longer be accepted.
Baltimore County is considering nearly a dozen recommendations to address the opioid epidemic as the county grapples with the second-highest opioid-related death rate in Maryland.
