FBI: Minnesota Mall Attack Likely Premeditated
The FBI says the 20-year-old man who stabbed 10 people last month at a central Minnesota mall may have become radicalized recently and that the attack likely was premeditated.
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The FBI says the 20-year-old man who stabbed 10 people last month at a central Minnesota mall may have become radicalized recently and that the attack likely was premeditated.
The Washington County Sheriff's Office is charging a second teenage girl in connection with online threats to several public schools in the Hagerstown area.
The man accused off tossing a beer can at Baltimore Orioles outfielder Hyun Soo Kim has been identified, but he says, "I was drinking out of a cup."
One person was injured after a wall collapsed in Baltimore on Thursday morning.
A Maryland airport is now a location where travelers can apply for a program that grants them expedited screening at airports.
A major announcement for downtown Ellicott City, 10 weeks after devastating floods killed two people and washed away homes and businesses, Main Street will be open for business Thursday.
Hurricane Matthew gained new fury as it hammered the central Bahamas early Thursday.
Going to the right hospital for heart attack care could add a year to your life, a new study suggests.
City Police detectives need help locating 69-year-old Joyce Harris, who was last seen Wednesday.
Major League Baseball has spoken with the Toronto Blue Jays about banning cans from the seats at Rogers Centre and wants officials in Canada to prosecute the fan who threw a beer at Baltimore outfielder Hyun Soo Kim during the seventh inning of the AL wild-card game.
Another life-altering announcement from Governor Larry Hogan, and this one he's much happier to make.
The planned destination for the passengers leaving Baltimore was the Bahamas, but the activity of Hurricane Matthew changed course of that trip, sending the ship north and passengers are not happy with the events that followed.
Local relief organizations on alert after Haiti is devastated by Hurricane Matthew.
Federal authorities say correctional officers at Maryland's largest prison for years helped scores of inmates smuggle narcotics, tobacco, pornography and cellphones into the facility in exchange for money and sex.
Authorities say a massive blaze in a plastics warehouse in Baltimore County continues to burn 24 hours after it was first reported.
