Man Injured After Being Struck By Train In Maryland
A man walking on railroad tracks in Prince George's County was injured when he was struck by a train.
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A man walking on railroad tracks in Prince George's County was injured when he was struck by a train.
Baltimore Police are investigating a triple shooting -- after a baby was injured and one man is dead.
A person has been shot and flown to Shock Trauma, according to Annapolis Police.
A Maryland State Trooper was injured today responding to a car crash Saturday morning in Upper Marlboro.
An international ship with 18 crew members on board is stuck in Maryland waters, and to complicate matters even more, many of them are not allowed off the vessel.
More than 16 million children nationwide lack the means to get enough nutritious food on a regular basis. And now six top chefs from the Baltimore region are teaming up to help end childhood hunger.
A man died early Saturday morning after a woman he was riding with collided with a BGE pole, according to Baltimore City Police.
Anne Arundel County Police are investigating a homicide after responding to a Brooklyn alley where they found a 21-year-old man suffering from upper body trauma.
Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed a new member to the state Board of Education to fill the seat left vacant by S. James Gates Jr.
The African-American vote is a critical ingredient in Democrat Hillary Clinton's strategy for defeating Republican Donald Trump on Tuesday.
It's just days until voters will be deciding who will take over several key positions in the city. Early voting ended Thursday night and Baltimore City had the fourth highest early voting turnout numbers in the state.
A new report first released by our media partner, The Baltimore Sun, shows footage from Korryn Gaines' phone, as well as recordings from police communications, between officers and with Gaines, during their six-hour standoff.
A major milestone for one the city's top development projects. Today, the Exelon headquarters at Harbor Point opened.
Schools are also working to solve this problem by training their staff to use the overdose medication naloxone in fighting Maryland's heroin epidemic.
New information into the investigation of the fatal bus crash has surfaced, as the grandson of school bus driver Glenn Chappell says his grandfather did suffer from seizures, Chappell's wife says he was taking medication to prevent them.
