BPD Central District Station Temporarily Closed After Sewage Vent Pipe Cracks, Employee Reports Sick
Baltimore police closed down their Central District police station after an employee inside the building reported feeling sick.
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Baltimore police closed down their Central District police station after an employee inside the building reported feeling sick.
Amtrak tweeted out Thursday evening that all rail service between Baltimore and Wilmington has been stopped due to a bridge strike at the Susquehanna River Bridge.
Baltimore City Council laid out a timeline for the nomination process of Dr. Joel Fitzgerald for Baltimore police commissioner Thursday.
After the two bouts of deadly and devastating flooding along Main Street in Ellicott City, there's now a new plan to keep the historic district afloat.
Two people were shot within 45 minutes of each other in West Baltimore on Thursday.
Officers responded to a report of a shooting on Liberty Heights Avenue at around 12:48 p.m. Thursday afternoon.
Authorities arrested two homeless people who they say were armed with a shotgun when they forced their way into a Carroll Count home, before the residents were able to fend them off.
A flood watch has been issued for a portion of Maryland on Friday.
An altercation at a party a few days before Christmas reportedly contributed to a man's death, leading authorities to arrest a 49-year-old man.
The Marshalls store in the Mondawmin Mall is set to close in mid-January.
Greetings & Readings is closing next month after 49 years in business in Baltimore County.
A 78-year-old woman was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Baltimore County.
The Ravens have announced that season ticket holders now have until Friday to opt-in for playoff tickets, meaning any tickets not picked up by season ticket holders could be made available to the public
A Maryland county is ending its contract with federal officials to screen detainees in county jails for immigration status.
A federal investigation of a multimillion-dollar investment fraud scheme has led to criminal charges in Maryland against four women who worked for an Israel-based company.
