Police: Shots Fired Outside Mall In Montgomery Co.
Montgomery County Police are investigating reports of shots fired at a mall.
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Montgomery County Police are investigating reports of shots fired at a mall.
Fireworks flew inside a Baltimore courtroom for the fifth day of the trial surrounding the murder of Phylicia Barnes.
Baltimore Police have released footage of a double shooting that left one man dead Thursday.
New gun restrictions in Florida raise questions of a possible domino effect with other states, including Maryland, following suit.
The Maryland House of Delegates gives the go ahead to a bill that raises fines for texting while driving to up to $500.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will be showcasing three Broadway stars this weekend for a special performance.
Baltimore's Metro SubwayLink has reopened -- three days ahead of schedule.
Five children and one adult suffered non-life-threatening injuries Friday morning when a car struck an elementary school in Baltimore.
When extreme weather ends, the side effects just begin. Restoring power took most of this week -- after last week's nor'easter -- and now a different effect is flowing downstream.
Concerns about a possible hiring-policy change at the Maryland Department of Health involving Gov. Larry Hogan's appointments office prompted legislation that would add more oversight to enforce laws enacted by the state more than a decade ago.
Concerns about a possible hiring-policy change at the Maryland Department of Health involving Gov. Larry Hogan's appointments office prompted legislation that would add more oversight to enforce laws enacted by the state more than a decade ago.
The majority of jurisdictions in Maryland set aside fewer than 90 minutes per week for physical education.
Authorities have cited a Prince George's County woman for drunk driving Wednesday night.
A Carroll County man was arrested Friday morning for child porn, according to Maryland State Police.
Maryland may be paying more for some properties in the main path of the Purple Line, state officials said, because one transit agency lacks purchasing leverage, and extended negotiations would cause costly delays.
