Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Apologizes After Controversial Video Surfaces
TMZ reported that the quarterback allegedly posted video on his Instagram story Tuesday while he was driving 105 mph with his phone locked in his hands taking the video.
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TMZ reported that the quarterback allegedly posted video on his Instagram story Tuesday while he was driving 105 mph with his phone locked in his hands taking the video.
Two Baltimore women who accused R. Kelly of sexually assaulting them after his 1996 concert in the city are exclusively telling their stories to WJZ decades later.
State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby released a statement Wednesday following a triple shooting in west Baltimore that left two people dead and one person hospitalized Monday.
Two coaches with Maryland connections are linked to a nationwide college admissions scandal that has ensnared several celebrities and other wealthy parents.
Maryland is feeling the effects of flight cancelations and delays as a result of President Trump's announcement to ground Boeing 737 Max planes Wednesday.
A Baltimore Police officer has become the talk of the city.
Baltimore City's new police commissioner is settling in. Wednesday marked Michael Harrison's second day as permanent police commissioner.
The new Ronald McDonald House just blocks away from Johns Hopkins Hospital and Kennedy Krieger is set to open in a few weeks.
Another row of abandoned homes in west Baltimore have come down, this time in Druid Heights.
Antonio Wright, 42, of Baltimore, admitted that he used an online social network to induce the victim, Jane Doe, to engage in sexually explicit conduct and to produce images of that conduct.
The Maryland Senate is on track to greenlight the bill allowing Johns Hopkins to establish its own police department.
Harry Roe Hughes, the 57th governor of Maryland, died Wednesday, according to his family.
The family of 7-year-old Tripp Johnson, who was killed in the Bel Air crash on Monday, launched a GoFundMe to raise money for the child's funeral and to help cover the costs of his mother's medical expenses.
The San Francisco-based dockless scooter company will start with 80 scooters in three locations, two in Washington Village and one in Reservoir Hill.
After days of shedding players from their rosters, the Baltimore Ravens responded with their first big move -- they are expected to sign former Seattle Seahawks Safety Earl Thomas.
