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A judge is allowing prosecutors to present evidence that a white man charged with fatally stabbing a black student on the University of Maryland's campus belonged to a racist Facebook group and had racist memes on his cellphone.
This is the first time the Mega Millions Jackpot is more than $500 million since last October's record-breaking $1.5 billion mark.
A Maryland lawmaker who delivered his newborn baby at home after his wife went into labor has now decided on his daughter's name.
Police are asking for help finding a missing 63-year-old Catonsville woman.
Family, friends and colleagues remembered Davon McKenzie at the Spirit of Faith Christian Center in Brandywine.
They added that customers should immediately stop using the product and return the recalled cable for their full refund.
A high-ranking member of the Crips gang serving time for first-degree murder was sentenced Wednesday to 20 more years behind bars for a number of gang and contraband offenses.
A three-vehicle crash on Interstate 695 Wednesday afternoon left one vehicle flipped over, the Baltimore County Fire Department said.
Police believe she may be with another missing 17-year-old teen from Anne Arundel County, Janeya Brown.
Chopper 13 is over Franklin Middle School where the building "on alert" as a caution.
Baltimore police body camera footage from a critical incident could be released to the public within a week of the incident taking place under a new policy announced Wednesday by Police Commissioner Michael Harrison.
In May 2019, state police gathered information that connected Cooley, a known Bloods gang member, to supplying illicit drugs in Brooklyn Homes in Baltimore and Brooklyn Park in Anne Arundel County.
The westbound lanes of Interstate 70 have reopened west of Hagerstown due to a serious head-on crash.
Some of TV's most recognizable furniture is being sold at IKEA. It's called the "IKEA Real Life Series,"
Heroin and fentanyl users in three large U.S. cities would willingly use "safe consumption spaces" where they could get clean syringes and have emergency medical treatment nearby in case of an overdose, according to a study from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
