Festivities All Over Baltimore To Ring In 2017
People have come from all over Maryland -- and even farther, to ring in 2017 in Baltimore.
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People have come from all over Maryland -- and even farther, to ring in 2017 in Baltimore.
A lot of people wanting to come to Baltimore's Inner Harbor just to have a good time and ring in the new year.
Maryland has seen it's fair share of deadly wrecks and homicides in 2016, but officials say drug overdoses are now killing far more Americans than both -- concerns that continue to grow in Baltimore City.
With just hours to go until the clock strikes midnight, excitement is building for Baltimore to ring in a new year. The Inner Harbor is starting to fill up. The city expects thousands of people to visit tonight to watch the fireworks -- but first, they had to be prepared for the big show.
Baltimore police say two brothers have been charged with breaking into a home of a 21-year-old woman and killing her while there were children inside.
A 25-year-old woman is dead after the van she was traveling in struck an electrical pole.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he'll attend the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Howard County Police need help finding 86-year-old Robert Louis Hirsch of Ellicott City.
A physical altercation inside a Baltimore bar turned deadly early on New Year's Eve.
Baltimore Del. Jill Carter is resigning from her seat in the Maryland House of Delegates and taking a job in Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh's administration.
The condition of the Queen Anne's Sheriff's Deputy who was shot early Thursday has been upgraded from critical to serious.
Two luxury retreats in New York and Maryland where Russian diplomats have gone for decades to play tennis, sail and swim were shut down by the Obama administration Friday in retaliation for Moscow's cyber-meddling in the presidential election.
A Baltimore woman is desperately begging whoever took her dog Ziggy from her backyard to return him.
Johns Hopkins Hospital will pay nearly $200 million dollars to victims of a doctor who secretly videotaped their exams. Victims of Dr. Nikita Levy are just now receiving letters with their settlement amounts. But some are not happy with the way settlement amounts were awarded.
With just one day to go until New Year's Eve celebrations at the Inner Harbor, preparations are underway to make sure Baltimore kicks off 2017 in style.
