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A task force of teachers and other community leaders gathered for the second time Friday to tackle school safety following a series of attacks on educators and support staff over the past three months.
Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault Friday involving a Metro Transit Police patrol officer.
The Maryland Public Service Commission announced Friday that it has denied part of the Baltimore Gas and Electric Company's request to increase gas distribution rates by nearly $85 million.
Twenty years ago, then-mayor Kurt Schmoke created a space right in downtown Baltimore where children could learn and play. Now, Port Discovery is about to get a real upgrade.
Gov. Larry Hogan joined with Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser to call to federal leaders to end the partial federal government shutdown, which is on its 14th day.
Thick black smoke and flames are currently shooting from what appears to be a van.
An Army veteran accused of killing a black man with a sword as part of a racist plot told a judge he intended to plead guilty to the crime but asked that it be put off because he'd taken pain medication.
Police say they got a tip that led them to search the area, but nothing was found.
The excitement has been building all through the week and going into the weekend, fans are hoping to see a win Sunday afternoon.
Prince George's County Police officials will increase enforcement of speed limits and traffic violations on Indian Head Highway in an effort to prevent deadly crashes on one of Maryland's most dangerous roadways.
The temporary closure, between Providence Road and Morgan Mill Road, is due to erosion caused by heavy rainfall over the last several months.
Parts of a Maryland law aimed at stopping foreign interference in local elections on social media platforms such as Facebook appear to encroach on the First Amendment, a federal judge has ruled.
Brandon Michael Reynolds, 41, is charged with attempted first-and-second-degree murder, first-and-second-degree arson, first-and-second-degree assault and reckless endangerment.
MDTA police arrested a Baltimore man Thursday for possession of a stolen, loaded handgun after stopping him on I-895 for running a red light.
The vehicle rolled onto its side on the right shoulder of the highway.
