Jurors Deliberate if 14-Year-Old Raeshawn Rivers is Guilty in Arnesha Bowers Death
Jurors are deciding the fate of a teenager charged in one of Baltimore's most brutal killings in years.
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Jurors are deciding the fate of a teenager charged in one of Baltimore's most brutal killings in years.
It's the story of a love affair, with a dash of espionage.
The National Park Service is naming a new superintendent at the Monocacy National Battlefield near Frederick.
The Baltimore City Council will consider joining other cities across the country in renaming Columbus day to indigenous peoples day.
On Monday, more than 500 students at one local elementary school, were rewarded with a visit from a few Ravens players for their hard work at staying active.
A tractor trailer collided with two vehicles on I-83 northbound in Hunt Valley that has completely blocked the northbound side of the highway.
Flags in Maryland are flying at half-staff in honor of a man who led the Maryland National Guard for 16 years.
The Naval Academy announced the death of Midshipman First Class senior Jason Jablonski, 21, of New York, who died Sunday after a fight against leukemia.
Maryland's medical marijuana commission is taking steps toward evaluating minority participation in the state's nascent cannabis industry, the panel's executive director said Monday after critics complained of a lack of minority-owned businesses among finalists to grow and the process the drug.
Maryland State Troopers stopped more than 7,400 vehicles for traffic violations during the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Baltimore Police plan to release body camera footage from Friday's police-involved shooting this week.
After going to brick-and-mortar stores on Black Friday, holiday shoppers now head online in search of bargains.
Eight people were sent to hospitals Monday morning with non-life threatening injuries after an attack on the Ohio State University campus.
A 20-year-old Pasadena woman will be charged with attempted murder after police say she stabbed her grandmother numerous times.
Dylann Roof will be allowed to act as his own attorney in his federal death penalty trial.
