Man Acquitted Of Setting Former Girlfriend On Fire, Victim Both Speak Out After Trial
Maintaining his innocence, a Maryland man found not guilty of setting his pregnant girlfriend on fire is still fighting to clear his name.
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Maintaining his innocence, a Maryland man found not guilty of setting his pregnant girlfriend on fire is still fighting to clear his name.
Baltimore Police are investigating three separate shootings in the city that left two people injured and another dead Friday night.
Governor Larry Hogan is expanding a program that offers high school students career training in tech, along with an opportunity to earn a degree.
Delaware state police are currently investigating a report of shots fired at the Christiana Mall.
Forty students at the University of College Park have now tested positive for Adenovirus, which led to the death of a freshman in November.
A federal grand jury has indicted a Lexington Park man after he allegedly stole several guns from licensed firearm dealers.
Baltimore's Gun Buyback Program has seen over 1,000 firearms turned in as of Friday, including a rocket launcher.
Starting in January, the Maryland Zoo will once again be offering "Yoga at the Zoo", followed by CrossFit at the Zoo in the spring.
A fourth person accused in several vehicle thefts in Towson and Cockeysville is under arrest.
As we prepare to say goodbye to the year 2018, for those in the journalism profession, in this community, one event stands out in violence and tragic loss.
Operation Warm and Baltimore native all-star Malcolm Delaney teamed up to help children in need, as brand new winter coats were given to students at Garrett Heights Elementary and Middle School on Friday.
Keelan M. Sternklar, 26, is charged for committing a third-degree sexual offense and second-degree assault against a five-year-old girl on December 15.
Earlier this week, convicted serial killer, Samuel Little, sketched a drawing of a young woman he confessed to killing in Prince George's County in 1972.
A portion of Federal Hill was sliding toward Covington Street Friday morning.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent surgery Friday to remove two cancerous nodules from her lung. A spokesperson for the Supreme Court said that there was "no evidence of remaining disease" and no evidence of disease "elsewhere in the body" after the surgery.
