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The body-worn camera footage purportedly showing a Baltimore police sergeant assaulting a bystander while on duty will be released to the public Friday afternoon, police commissioner Michael Harrison said Thursday.
A number of streets in and around Charles Village will be closed for part of this weekend for the Baltimore Pride Parade and Block Party.
Baltimore City Sheriff's Office confirms there is a flood in Courthouse East in downtown Baltimore.
An Anne Arundel County man was arrested on child pornography charges after police searched his home Thursday morning.
Gov. Larry Hogan Thursday said there's "no question" more accountability is needed within the Baltimore City Public School system after reports surfaced of grades being improperly inflated within the district.
Two Baltimore women were convicted Thursday of conspiring to commit a retail theft scheme after stealing $100,000 or more in merchandise from retailers and selling the items online.
A man shot in the head Thursday morning in southwest Baltimore died from his injuries.
The event will be funded by the Baltimore County Government, through a music performance trust fund that will cover the cost of the musicians.
Baltimore City Councilman Bill Henry will introduce a bill next week banning plastic bags and charging a fee for any other bags given out at checkouts.
40 tickets will be sold for every performance for $10 each. The lottery will open at 11 a.m. Sunday, June 23 to the Tuesday, June 25 performance.
A judge has refused to order a new trial for a wealthy stock trader convicted of murder in the fiery death of a man who was helping him secretly dig tunnels for an underground nuclear bunker beneath a Maryland home.
Six Flags America is starting its summer season with a Solar Plunge to raise money for the Special Olympics.
Police said they tied up three victims, a man, woman and a child. They then stole items from the house and fled the scene.
The Ravens safety had always told his mother he was going to buy her a house, but she said she was still surprised when it actually happened.
Although the prescriptions had Gyambibi's signature, she did not treat, examine, or even meet with the patients for whom the prescriptions were written. Her husband, and others, received commissions for those prescriptions.
