Baltimore Co. Public Schools Students Win 25 Medals At SkillsUSA Md. State Championship, 3 In Computer Programming
Baltimore County Public Schools students from three high schools earned 25 medals at the SkillsUSA Maryland 2019 State Championship.
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Baltimore County Public Schools students from three high schools earned 25 medals at the SkillsUSA Maryland 2019 State Championship.
MOD Pizza, Generosity Feeds and hundreds of volunteers will pack 20,000 meals to aid the fight against childhood hunger in the City of Baltimore on Sunday.
Four-time cancer survivor Mo Gaba made history on Saturday.
A Maryland appeals court has overturned a jury verdict against a Baltimore police officer sued by the family of a man he shot.
A federal judge in Baltimore has sentenced a Delaware man to 12 years in prison for conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of a child.
An 18-year-old Navy recruit from Alabama has died during boot camp in Illinois.
Body-worn camera footage from the day Baltimore County Police officer Amy Caprio died entered into evidence on Friday during the Dawnta Harris' trial. The 17-year-old is accused of running the officer over with a stolen Jeep, killing her last May.
Mayor Catherine Pugh has yet to be seen in public and made no comment one day after federal agents raided her two homes and her offices at Baltimore City Hall, but her lawyer promised an update next week.
The University of Maryland Medical System President and CEO Robert A. Chrencik has resigned.
A toddler was apparently injured by broken glass after a car was shot in Baltimore on Friday night, according to police.
A pioneering medical breakthrough that will help organ transplant recipients was announced by the University of Maryland Medical School.
An outbreak of E. coli from tainted ground beef has expanded to sicken 177 people in 10 states, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.
Strong winds and heavy rains left damage across Baltimore and Harford Counties on Friday, and crews are working to clean up the mess as storm clouds move out.
Following an uproar over revelations that Virginia's largest university allowed the conservative Charles Koch Foundation to give input in some personnel decisions, the school is tightening its rules governing agreements with donors to ensure they don't infringe on academic freedom.
Anyone who's been in a relationship has been there: the yelling and blaming, the insults, hurt feelings and ultimately withdrawal.
