Report: CTE Found In Nearly 90 Percent Of Football Players
Research on 202 former football players found evidence of brain disease in nearly all of them, from athletes in the NFL, college and even high school.
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Research on 202 former football players found evidence of brain disease in nearly all of them, from athletes in the NFL, college and even high school.
Residents in one Catonsville neighborhood are gathering to remember cherry trees that have been "murdered by a tree killer."
A man with the last name Pope was one of two men arrested after police say they stole four Baltimore Basilica brass signs.
A 16-year-old is charged as an adult in connection with the death of his mother last week in their Bel Air home.
President Donald Trump has spoken with advisers about firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Promising "A Better Deal" for American workers, Democratic Party leaders rolled out a new agenda Monday.
John McCain will make a dramatic return to the Senate for a make-or-break vote on Republican health care legislation Tuesday just days after getting diagnosed with brain cancer, giving an emotional and arithmetical boost to his party's reeling effort to repeal Obamacare.
Kent Island residents are reeling after the EF2 storm, with winds reaching 125 miles per hour, left behind extensive damage and power outages in its two-mile path.
Maryland's lieutenant governor described what he saw as devastation after he viewed the damages caused by an EF-2 tornado on Kent Island.
A surprise for some beach goers in Ocean City on Monday when a large shark washes up on the shore.
Former Raven and NFL star Ray Lewis has reduced the asking price for his Baltimore County home.
The same storm system that spawned the tornado caused major flash flooding in parts of Harford County. Kimberly Eiten has more with the impact there.
Baltimore Police say authorities in Louisiana have arrested 'Public Enemy Number 1,' Cortez Wall.
Marchelle Tigner is on a mission: to train at least 1 million women how to shoot a firearm.
As school enrollments continue to fall in Baltimore, teachers took to the streets and went knocking on a lot of doors to bring more students to city schools.
