Man, 29, Shot In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
A 29-year-old man was shot late Thursday night in southwest Baltimore, authorities said.
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A 29-year-old man was shot late Thursday night in southwest Baltimore, authorities said.
A Maryland man was sentenced to 12 years in prison Thursday for his role in a plot to kill a restaurant owner and his partner over an unpaid debt, a federal prosecutor said.
Let's face it, winter made a big comeback in 2022 so far, and will probably stick around a while!
Before getting behind the wheel, try to delay your commute to give road crews time to salt the roads.
Here we go again! Another blast of winter weather is on the way.
Crews have been working through the day there to make sure they're prepared for the latest round of winter weather.
Omicron is ravaging Maryland, with the state recording another record-high positivity rate that is just shy of 30%.
Police believe the shooting was a domestic-related incident.
Zitko is missing from Lock 7 of the canal, which is in Cabin John, Montgomery County.
The department said due to high demand, lines at testing sites may be closed early to allow everyone waiting to be tested by the scheduled closing time.
Raskin had announced the death by suicide of his 25-year-old son, Tommy, on New Year's Eve 2020, just days before Trump supporters violently attacked the Capitol in an effort to stop the certification of Joe Biden's rightful win.
The mask mandate will last through the end of the school year, however, schools do have an opportunity to have their mandates lifted if the school and the county it is in meets certain criteria for vaccinations and case transmission rates.
Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa issued a Code Blue Extreme Cold declaration for Friday morning through Saturday morning, when temperatures could dip into the teens.
Baltimore County has not conducted background checks on a large number workers, leading the government to employ people who have committed crimes or endured financial difficulties that could create security problems, according to a new report.
Last year the MDTA started processing deferred tolls from the early days of the pandemic, leading to a flood of calls at the agency's call centers.
