Baltimore Police Increase Patrols To Combat Uptick In Violent Crime
Baltimore Police are increasing patrols throughout the city to combat the uptick in violent crime.
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Baltimore Police are increasing patrols throughout the city to combat the uptick in violent crime.
Police have released surveillance video that shows a suspect throw a rock at a glass window, but the rock comes back and hits them in the face.
Our state and our city share a great maritime history, and it will be celebrated this week as part of Maryland Fleet Week.
Maryland agencies have been awarded $2.7 million in grants by the U.S. Department of Justice to combat the opioid crisis in our state.
Howard County leaders voted Monday to approved a multi-million proposal that could prevent future flooding.
A partnership between a local nonprofit and a biotech institute means a tuition-free program for adult learners in Baltimore that could lead to a job -- or even more.
A new "red flag" law could take guns out of the hands of those who present a danger in a state recently plagued by mass shootings.
Barack Obama has endorsed Ben Jealous for governor of Maryland. The former president announced the endorsement on Monday.
Baltimore Police released body camera footage Monday from a Sept. 23 shootout that left an officer injured and suspect dead.
Thanksgiving is more than a month away, but 60 national chains and well-known regional stores have already announced that their stores will not be open to anyone who wants to get an early start to their holiday shopping.
All northbound lanes of I-895 are no reopened after a tractor-trailer overturned Monday afternoon, causing a hours long closure.
A new Maryland law enables courts to temporarily restrict firearms access for people found to be a risk to themselves or others.
Police in Baltimore County are hoping witnesses will come forward after a woman was shot in a road rage incident on I-695 over the weekend.
An injured 9-year-old boy was flown to the hospital on Saturday, following a helmet-to-helmet collision during a tackle.
A man fell into the Potomac River Sunday evening after he was attempting to take a selfie with the rushing waters of Great Falls behind him.
