Baltimore Not Among 12 Cities To Receive Justice Department Aid To Lower Crime
The Justice Department says it's aiding 12 U.S. cities to decrease violent crime, but Baltimore is not on the list.
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The Justice Department says it's aiding 12 U.S. cities to decrease violent crime, but Baltimore is not on the list.
A coroner's office in Ohio is investigating the death of a 22-year-old college student who died less than a week after his return to the U.S.
At their meeting on Monday, the Baltimore City Council voted to support the Paris Climate Agreement.
The owner of White Marsh Mall tells our media partners at The Baltimore Sun that a Dave & Buster's will open there in December.
What was supposed to be a morning of prayer and reflection in the Islamic holy month of Ramadan ended in tragedy when 17-year-old Nabra Hassanen was fatally attacked
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration are responding to a overturned tractor trailer accident
Family and friends will gather Tuesday to say goodbye to Sebastian Dvorak.
The National Weather Service confirms an EF-0 tornado struck Maryland in Montgomery County, with estimated winds at 70 mph.
The Alexandria police chief is now describing the moments when law enforcement ran straight into the line of fire, some with no protection.
The mystery surrounding the brutal murders of two Maryland high school students continues to unravel. The three suspects charged in the shocking crimes faced a judge for the first time since their arrest.
Despite a rush-hour protest in northwest Baltimore Monday morning, an effort has been passed in City Council to develop an apartment complex in Roland Park.
Google is promising to be more vigilant about preventing terrorist propaganda and other extremist videos from appearing on its YouTube site amid intensifying criticism about the internet's role in mass violence.
Baltimore Police say they implemented police helicopter Foxtrot after an attempted carjacking last week to locate and make suspect arrests.
The official start of summer is just days away, and many local businesses are now working together to bring in the crowds.
Storm watches and warnings have been canceled for central Maryland.
