Headed To DC To See The Cherry Blossoms? Roadwork Could Change Travel Plans
Two major roadways will be closed due to construction the weekend of April 5.
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Two major roadways will be closed due to construction the weekend of April 5.
Navy officials are investigating after a domestic-related shooting was reported at Naval Air Station Oceana Friday morning.
While the team is off to a solid start so far, Davis' slide has continued.
Two men have been arrested for the murder of 27-year-old Ronald Carolina, Jr. in Columbia, Md.
A member of Governor Hogan's advisory board is caught up in the nation-wide college acceptance scandal.
Gonna be a wet day, but in April does that not mean May flowers?
Baltimore city residents are the most likely to get robbed in the U.S., according to a study.
Fire investigators in Maryland say witnesses reported that a blaze that killed two people, injured firefighters and destroyed several townhouses started outside, so no sprinklers or smoke alarms were activated.
By a unanimous vote, the Maryland Senate has approved an emergency bill to overhaul the board of the University of Maryland Medical System- prompted by Mayor Pugh's book dealings with the organization.
Baltimore City Police are investigating a shooting in southwest Baltimore that left a 17-year-old male hospitalized on Thursday night.
Because of their age and no criminal records, the judge reduced their prison sentences to time in county jail and community service.
A Laurel man pleaded guilty to robbery involving controlled substances, and to carrying and brandishing of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence.
Maryland State Police and other law enforcement agencies arrested close to two dozen people as part of a collaborative effort to suppress illegal drug and gang activity in Cumberland, Md.
A federal grand jury has indicted a Baltimore man on federal charges in connection with a scheme in which he allegedly filed fraudulent claims for Social Security benefits using fake identities, and the identities of others, to collect over $236,000.
Baltimore City Fire Fighters battled flames that broke out in the 1800 block of N. Carey Street on Thursday evening.
