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U.S. intelligence agencies said Russians used social media to influence the 2016 election in markets such as Baltimore and Ferguson.
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U.S. intelligence agencies said Russians used social media to influence the 2016 election in markets such as Baltimore and Ferguson.
The Anne Arundel County school board passed a new calendar for the 2018-2019 academic year Wednesday in an attempt to squeeze in 180 days class time, snow days and holidays in between Labor Day and June 15.
A Missouri man has been convicted of first-degree murder in the 1996 rape and strangulation of a 15-year-old Maryland girl.
One of the first people to call 911 after a fatal office park shooting in Maryland thought people had passed out from a gas leak.
Elizabeth Vázquez's house has a basement apartment, specially built for her parents, Nicolás Vázquez and Priscila Rodríguez. For the past four years, they stayed there during the summer and went back to Puerto Rico for the winter.
A program designed to take at-risk Baltimore teens and teach them academic skills to obtain a GED is yielding positive results.
The Baltimore City mayor announced a campaign Wednesday that is intended to eliminate pests such as rats, mice and roaches in the City.
A week after a car wrecked into a restaurant in Prince George's County, one of the victims has died from his injuries.
One person was taken to a local hospital in serious condition after a Wednesday afternoon house fire in Baltimore County.
The Howard County Street Tunnel Project will not go forward after CSX let it be known they were dropping out of the project.
Federal prosecutors say a man who drove a truck down a bike path and killed eight people was "consumed by hate.
Maryland is prone to substantial flooding at the end of the century due to predictions that the sea level will rise six to eight feet.
The Baltimore officer that arrested a black man who later suffered fatal injuries in a police van testified at the van driver's disciplinary hearing Wednesday that he still considers it dangerous to put a seatbelt on an uncooperative prisoner in the confines of a police van, even though current police policy now requires it.
Nearly 300 girls from 33 area high schools converged on Notre Dame of Maryland University to be inspired to become their very best selves.
Leaders behind the eagerly anticipated Maglev high speed train got new support in their plans to make the train a reality.
