Maryland Event Changes Ahead of Hurricane Florence
With Hurricane Florence on the horizon, several events across Maryland are being altered, postponed, or cancelled.
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With Hurricane Florence on the horizon, several events across Maryland are being altered, postponed, or cancelled.
Volunteer attorneys with the city's law department will help people determine if past offenses can be expunged at a late September convention dubbed "WorkBaltimore."
Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh announced Wednesday that there will be parade held for Ravens Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis later this month.
Tropical Storm Olivia is weakening as it approaches Hawaii, but it still may bring flooding rains and damaging winds as it moves over the state's main islands.
Officials have opened spill gates in the Conowingo Dam Wednesday to help prevent flooding along the banks of the Susquehanna River.
A new report stemming from Baltimore police's consent decree with the federal government finds that the department has failed to prioritize patrol positions.
A Maryland teenager is accused of raping and killing his 83-year-old neighbor, and charging documents say police found his fingerprints on a condom wrapper at the scene.
A Maryland Task Force is headed south to assist FEMA with their Hurricane Florence response.
Montgomery County schools will offer condoms at all its high schools to fight a double-digit surge in chlamydia and gonorrhea in the county.
Hurricane Florence roared toward the Southeast as officials warned the more than 1 million people in its path to get out of the way or face its wrath.
A big high, to our North, is growing larger and, in the simplest of terms, throwing a block on Florence and force her further South, and away.
Baltimore County Police are investigating a home invasion that resulted in one of the occupants of the house being shot in the upper body.
A citizen's group has pleaded with the FAA to reverse the plans, and when that didn't work they demanded BWI stop a proposed $60 million expansion.
McNair died in June after suffering heat stroke at a football workout at the University of Maryland.
The Baltimore Law Department's request follows the U.S. Supreme Court's refusal without comment in June to hear Baltimore's appeal.
