Man Dies 19 Years After Being Shot In Baltimore
A man died in March and officials said it was a result of a shooting that happened back in 2000.
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A man died in March and officials said it was a result of a shooting that happened back in 2000.
"Sorry to Bother You" director Boots Riley and artist Micklane Thomas will be speaking at the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) on April 24.
The weather will start sunny and then become cloudy. But with dry and seasonal temps who will care. The game is the headline.
A man was shot in the 1400 block of West Fayette Street Tuesday night.
The total for Pugh's children's book sales now approaches $700,000 from at least seven buyers.
The Maryland Auto Insurance Fund wrote a $7,500 check to the Healthy Holly LLC in August of 2012, according to the organization.
The driver of a vehicle involved in a crash on MD Route 30 on Hanover Pike that closed the road for hours Tuesday morning has died.
Frank Kelly, and his sons, John and David, are taking voluntary leaves of absence from the University of Maryland Medical System Board positions, according to John Ashworth, Interim President and CEO of UMMS.
Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help in locating a critical missing person.
A Baltimore-area tax preparer was sentenced to prison for felony theft and willfully filing a false tax return on Tuesday.
A Maryland man accused of abusing a pelican has returned to the Florida Keys to face charges.
Glen Meadows Retirement Community and Notchcliff Farm in Glen Arm, Md., are partnering to help senior citizens become more active.
The City of Baltimore paid tribute to the late Frank Robinson on Tuesday, dedicating 33rd Street as Frank Robinson Way.
Aberdeen police are looking for a suspect behind a home invasion Saturday.
The University of Alicante in Spain said the Chesapeake's native blue crab has invaded and swiftly taken over the ecosystem of the Ebro Delta on Spain's Mediterranean Coast.