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Speaker Michael Busch told The Capital of Annapolis Friday that he has been undergoing physical therapy at a Baltimore hospital to rebuild his strength since the procedure earlier this month. He says he expects to return home Monday.
In 2017, authorities say Radee Prince shot five co-workers at a Maryland granite company, killing three. A trial is pending in that case, but he's been sentenced to 40 years in prison for shooting a man in Delaware the same day.
Investigators believe the victim was in the 2400 block of Jefferson Street when he was shot.
A career Baltimore County firefighter was critically injured this morning when his motorcycle crashed on his way to work at the Westview Fire Station.
We've rounded up three artsy events around Baltimore this week that will scratch your cultural itch, from the opening reception of an art exhibit to a night of painting.
Family and friends gathered to mourn the life of a 25-year-old man gunned down in Federal Hill.
Two shootings were reported by Baltimore Police on Friday night.
The scholarship is for Towson University students who are first responders or have first responders in their immediate family.
It was treated at the Wildlife Center of Virginia where it was found to be dehydrated, infested with lice and suffering a deep puncture wound on its triceps.
Sony Pictures has released the first photo of the actor as Fred Rogers from the upcoming and as-yet-untitled film about the iconic children's show host.
The Montgomery County Police Department announced Friday it will not be opening an investigation against Judge Brett Kavanaugh without the accuser.
Present and former Baltimore County executives joined the family of the late Kevin Kamenetz for the unveiling of his official portrait at the County executives office in Towson Friday.
The man who killed Baltimore Police Chief Spokesman T.J. Smith's brother has been found guilty Friday, according to Smith.
It's estimated that one in four pregnancies end in a miscarriage. It happened recently to a Harford County woman, and now she and her husband are sharing their story in an effort to help others.
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