Man Who Died In Parkville Car Fire Was 73-Year-Old Local
Baltimore County Police have identified the man that died in a car fire in a Parkville shopping center on Nov. 10.
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Baltimore County Police have identified the man that died in a car fire in a Parkville shopping center on Nov. 10.
A woman was arrested with a loaded handgun at Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on Monday.
Court records show four defendants in a large racketeering case at Maryland's largest prison have agreed to plead guilty.
The nation's Roman Catholic bishops elected a Texas cardinal Tuesday as their new president.
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Within the past few months, the Archdiocese of Baltimore has paid about a dozen settlements to people alleging they were sexually abused by a by a priest.
Advocates for protecting the Savage River in western Maryland are holding a public meeting in Frostburg.
A local West Virginia official said she has been placed on leave after she made a racist post on Facebook about first lady Michelle Obama.
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The officers once charged in Freddie Gray's death remain in limbo--almost four months after the state's attorney ended the remaining prosecutions.