September Marks 'Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month
17-year-old Trevor suffered a brain injury after a fall while climbing a cliff in 2017. He's still recovering.
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17-year-old Trevor suffered a brain injury after a fall while climbing a cliff in 2017. He's still recovering.
Thousands are heading to Hunt Valley this weekend for the 13th Annual Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention The gathering features some of the biggest TV and movie stars of the 60s, 70s, and 80s.
Deandre Smith, 28, and Karron Wheeler, 35, both of Baltimore, were sentenced to 12 and 25 years, respectively, for conspiring to sell heroin and fentanyl.
While impacts from Hurricane Florence are expected to be minor, the coastal city still maintains its preparations.
General Motors is recalling 1.2 million big pickup trucks and SUVs mainly in North America because of power-assisted steering problems that have been cited in a number of accidents.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation has a limited number of sandbags that they are making available for Baltimore City residents.
Maryland's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration for efforts he says are intended to undercut the nation's health care law.
The home at 5000 Camp Kaufmann Road is just off the Chesapeake Bay in Huntingtown, Maryland. It's known as Peregrine Cliff.
Baltimore County first responders are racing against the forecast as they prepare for possible flooding.
Parts of Maryland are under a coastal flood watch through Sunday.
A bank robber dubbed the "winter hat robber" received his sentence on Thursday after being found guilty earlier this year.
With the East Coast prepping for Hurricane Florence's potential damage, shelters throughout the Carolinas have grave concerns about housing local animals.
A lawsuit alleges. a wealthy stock trader's negligence led to a deadly fire that killed a young man who was helping him build a network of tunnels for a bunker beneath a suburban D.C. home,
A woman is accused of running over and killing her shoplifting accomplice while fleeing a Walmart.
Prosecutors are investigating a former chief of Baltimore's social services agency after auditors questioned how public funds were awarded.
