Federal Lawsuit Asks For Order To Name Predator Priests Nationwide
The lawsuit was filed in Minnesota on Tuesday, coinciding with the annual bishops meeting that's currently gathering in Harbor East.
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The lawsuit was filed in Minnesota on Tuesday, coinciding with the annual bishops meeting that's currently gathering in Harbor East.
Assistant general manager of the Houston Astros, 35-year-old Mike Elias may become the new head of baseball operations for the Orioles, according to reports.
An SUV-looking vehicle was left without a roof and barely any structure after colliding with a dump truck in Baltimore Wednesday afternoon.
Numerous U.S. Roman Catholic bishops called Wednesday for a formal repudiation of Theodore McCarrick, the ex-cardinal facing allegations of sexual misconduct.
Tony Washington, 33, of Baltimore, was sentenced to 14 years in prison, followed by eight years of supervised release.
A wintry mix is expected for most of Maryland Thursday morning, with some parts of Maryland expecting 4 inches of snow.
You're going to notice a lot of lines on the road on your Wednesday evening commute as crews work to pre-treat the roads ahead of possible winter weather on Thursday.
A wintry mix is expected to hit the region Thursday that will cause problems for the morning commute. There could be about 1 inch of snow on the ground in some parts of Maryland.
A 12-year-old girl was charged in a social media hoax that Howard County police said threatened several schools.
Divine is staying in Mount Vernon after the large mural of the Baltimore born movie star ran into some controversy.
A 55-year-old Maryland man is set for sentencing after admitting to secretly filming children using hidden cameras in bathrooms.
Spirit Airlines announced three new non-stop destinations from Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshal Airport.
Anne Arundel County police arrested two men they say are responsible for using a dating app to lure in unsuspecting people before robbing them.
A water main break was reported in downtown Baltimore.
Baltimore's police union has announced that members have accepted a new labor agreement with the city that will increase civilian oversight of the troubled police department.
