Fate Of Ellicott City Buildings Uncertain Amid Demolition Fears
The future of Ellicott City's Main St. is in question again, as some buildings marked to be torn down as a part of a flood plan may instead remain standing.
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The future of Ellicott City's Main St. is in question again, as some buildings marked to be torn down as a part of a flood plan may instead remain standing.
Multiple calls came into Anne Arundel County Fire at around 5:15 for a garage fire at Old Mill Rd in Pasadena.
The Baltimore City Police Department continues to grapple with staffing shortages, but change is on the way.
Sen. Robert Zirkin, the bill's sponsor, says the measure modernizes the definition of electronic communication to keep up with changes in technology.
He comes to the Morgan State Bears after two seasons under head coach Doug Marrone, and as the running backs coach for the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars.
Police in Prince George's County are looking for a 12-year-old boy reported as missing since Monday evening.
Over time, the honeybee population has slowly declined. In a bad year, a colony will lose 15 to 20 percent of its population.
The governor says there are offers on the table, and he's hoping both parties can reach an agreement. But he says the state is under a court order to not discuss mediation efforts.
The Southwest Baltimore Charter School is looking to collect books for their Pre-K students.
It is car lovers galore in downtown Baltimore as the 2019 Motor Trend International rolls into the Convention Center this weekend.
A video appearing to show a high school principal hitting a student during a fight has resulted in his suspension.
Maryland ranks fifth in HIV diagnosis rates, with most of those coming from the Baltimore City area and Prince George's County.
He was the first player to win MVP awards in both leagues and the first African-American manager in MLB. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame as a Baltimore Oriole in 1982.
The National Transportation Safety Board is sending investigators to a railroad accident in Baltimore that resulted in the death of a Norfolk Southern employee.
Route 1 northbound is closed and southbound is down to one lane at Montevideo Road due to an earlier collision.
