Weather Blog: Humid The Next Few Days
HUMID has been and will be a constant as we move through the "five day."
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HUMID has been and will be a constant as we move through the "five day."
Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby missed the City Council budget hearing for the State's Attorney's Office.
Less than two days after floodwaters swept away a National Guardsman who was trying to rescue a woman, his body was recovered in Baltimore County.
Howard County officials released 911 calls from Sunday's deadly flooding in Ellicott City.
A Maryland man who authorities say traveled to Somalia and became a fighter for an al-Qaida-linked extremist group has been sentenced in New York to 35 years in prison.
Howard County officials are allowing restricted, credentialed access to Main Street in Ellicott City for business owners, residents, and property owners only.
The Baltimore County Council is considering a local update to a state gun law.
Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens abruptly announced his resignation after a scandal involving an affair with his former hairdresser led to a broader investigation by prosecutors and state legislators.
The second deadly flood in less than two years in Ellicott City is raising questions about nearby areas that make the community susceptible to destructive flooding.
The Baltimore Office of Emergency Management is offering assistance to residents of Frederick Avenue that experienced flash flooding on Sunday.
Baltimore City police officials announced that their Dirt Bike Task Force will once again be on the streets this summer.
Neighborhoods in Baltimore County are still cleaning up after their communities were flooded Sunday afternoon.
Are we addicted to our smartphones? Many people are on them all day, and some even sleep and eat with them.
Police are looking for two men who they say broke into a home in Montgomery County, opened fire and robbed a woman.
Classes resumed Tuesday at Santa Fe High School, less than two weeks after a student shot 10 people to death in an art classroom.
