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According to police, 70-year-old William McFarland was last seen Tuesday around 9 p.m. at his home in the 2500 block of Taylor Avenue in Parkville. Family members checked on him the following day and could not find McFarland anywhere.
Governor Larry Hogan is the latest Maryland politician to call for Ralph Northam's resignation.
The contract for Michael Harrison, selected to become Baltimore City's next police commissioner, includes a provision that pays him a full year's salary if the city council does not vote to confirm him.
Governor Larry Hogan proposed a 100 percent tax exemption on pensions for first responders and retired military.
Maryland officials want new rules to require state contractors to notify the state at least 30 days before a company is sold to a foreign entity.
The trial is now postponed until late March due to another trial coming up for the assistant state's attorney.
Anne Arundel County Public School students will now have to take a Global Community Citizens Class in order to graduate.
In a call for change, hundreds of Johns Hopkins students staged a walkout Wednesday urging the University to cut its contractual ties with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency [ICE].
This is the third time in the past five months racist fliers have been found in South Baltimore.
The network recognized the Flash Crabcake Company as one of the 26 best in the nation. The truck is owned by the Gordon family and has been on the streets for five years.
White House Black Market will open in April, convenience store Stellar News is set to open in March and athleisure brand Marika's first brick-and-mortar store is already open in the airport's A/B food court area.
Maryland's comptroller is denouncing a measure that would take regulatory powers over alcohol, tobacco and gasoline away from his office.
Disney on Ice has arrived in Baltimore, but earlier Wednesday they made a stop at the Children's Hospital at Sinai, and the young patients were enchanted.
This act of generosity came from Fader seeing a GoFundMe page set up by Erricka's friends to buy her a car.
The project will begin February 11 and be complete in late-April, weather permitting.
