Board To Take Up $27.5M Deal To Demolish Old Baltimore Jail
A Maryland board is scheduled to consider a $27.5 million proposal to tear down nearly 40 structures that were part of the correctional complex at the closed Baltimore City Detention Center
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A Maryland board is scheduled to consider a $27.5 million proposal to tear down nearly 40 structures that were part of the correctional complex at the closed Baltimore City Detention Center
Later Tuesday, Baltimore County School leaders will discuss the upcoming school year calendar, and whether County Public Schools will start before or after Labor Day.
58 people were arrested in Maryland as part of a two-month nationwide initiative cracking down on offenders of child sexual exploitation, state police said Tuesday.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh is joining a number of other attorneys general in a lawsuit seeking to block the merger of cell phone providers Sprint and T-Mobile.
ATF Baltimore asks the public to send information/tips to 888-ATF-TIPS.
A 32-year-old Glen Burnie man was arrested and charged with multiple drug counts after a traffic stop Monday.
Two people were arrested earlier Monday after allegedly robbing a PNC Bank in Annapolis, police said.
A federal judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit accusing two white U.S. Park Police officers of unlawfully detaining a black Secret Service agent who was waiting to accompany a Cabinet secretary's motorcade.
A federal court appealed a Maryland judge's order blocking the implementation of Trump Administration changes to the federal Title X program, which makes family planning services available to low-income individuals for low or no cost
Baltimore County Police said he aroused suspicion when he reported being another victim of an attempted robbery at the park following the stabbing.
Opioid-related deaths in Maryland in the first three months of 2019 were down more than 14 percent compared to the same period in 2018.
On the agenda are proposals to increase the accountability of bishops in their response to sex abuse cases, and to create an independent, third-party entity that would review allegations of abuse.
The first 1,000 users to apply code YOURAREENOUGHBALT will get $1 off their rides to and from the festival, and Lyft will also donate $1 to FreeState Justice for every ride taken using the code.
Officials said the redesign of the $20 and other bills is more about protecting them from counterfeit issues.
All this rain in May, and at times this month, have really ripened up the entire area and that is good.
