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Baltimore County Emergency Management says MTA and regional partners will be simulated a terrorist attack as part of an emergency response exercise Saturday, June 24, at 11 p.m. through June 25 at 4 a.m.
Maryland State Police are investigating a hit and run crash and alleged assault on I-95 that ended with a man being run over.
Baltimore City Police say their crackdown on illegal dirt bike riding is proving to be effective.
Eighteen emaciated horses are seized from a Central Maryland farm, found on the brink of death. Now, the animals face a long road to recovery.
A multi-vehicle wreck in Anne Arundel County sends three drivers to shock trauma.
Veolia North America says 90 percent of the impacted site in downtown Baltimore following a steam pipe explosion Tuesday has been cleaned.
A federal appeals court is temporarily blocking an order that would grant new sentencing hearings to convicted sniper Lee Malvo.
Men and women who need help with professional clothing are getting a big boost thanks to the women of Exelon and BGE.
Hurricane season is upon us and it's expected to be an active one. To understand mother nature's force, Tracey Leong went to the University of Maryland to experience it first hand and talk to the experts.
The annual Dragon Boat Challenge is right around the corner.
Whether or not Confederate monuments should be removed in cities across the country has ignited debate and Baltimore could be next.
Summer is travel season, and this year it's going to cost less to take that trip.
Sears stores at two Maryland malls will close this summer, the company confirms.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore has named its newest giraffe Julius, the Zoo said in a statement Friday.
A coalition of advocacy groups will march to urge officials to support a state of emergency declaration in light of several alleged race-related events in Maryland.
