Baltimore County Gets Nearly $3M Grant To Hire More Firefighters
Baltimore County has received a nearly $3 million federal grant to hire more than two dozen new firefighters next year, the county said Friday.
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Baltimore County has received a nearly $3 million federal grant to hire more than two dozen new firefighters next year, the county said Friday.
Gov. Larry Hogan isn't backing down after Baltimore city state's attorney Marilyn Mosby criticized the governor's crime plan for the city.
Two cars collided along Route 32 in West Friendship on Friday morning, injuring three people.
A season preview concert for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra originally scheduled for Saturday has been canceled amid continued contract disagreements between management and musicians.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office is investigating an armed robbery at a gas station in Edgewood early Friday morning.
A Rosedale man faces a number of charges in a shots fired call at a bus stop in Sparrows Point Thursday morning.
Maryland's estimated revenue is up $130 million this fiscal year.
Police in Maryland say a homeowner who allegedly killed a man on his front lawn is now charged with 29 weapons and ammunition crimes after they found a cache of illegally-owned guns in his home.
Homicide detectives in Baltimore's southern police district are investigating a fatal shooting Thursday night.
Maryland motorists are being told to expect major delays on the Bay Bridge beginning next week as a deck rehabilitation project gets underway.
The State Comptroller's Office released a new study Thursday that they said shows that starting schools after Labor Day is good for the local economy.
The number of severe lung illnesses associated with e-cigarettes or vaping has increased.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation wants to remind motorists of the traffic modifications in effect for HampdenFest this weekend.
A day after Gov. Larry Hogan called on the attorney general's office to prosecute more violent crime cases in an effort to make Baltimore safer, the city's state's attorney had harsh words for the governor's plan.
Syed, whose murder conviction is chronicled in the hit "Serial" podcast about the killing of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee, has attempted to have his conviction reconsidered before.
