Girl, 13, Suffers Graze Wound to Head; 3 Others Injured In Overnight Shootings
Baltimore Police are investigating four shootings, including one that injured a 13-year-old girl in the head early Saturday morning.
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Baltimore Police are investigating four shootings, including one that injured a 13-year-old girl in the head early Saturday morning.
Prince George's County police say a 45-year-old high school teacher has been charged with having illegal sexual contact with a student.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore welcomes "Zod" the male African pygmy goat kid born on May 16th.
Fast moving airport security lines at the start of the Memorial Day weekend could bode well for return travelers Monday.
Officials are expected to begin the task of raising the wreckage of a vintage World War I I plane that crashed into the Hudson River.
SpaceX pulled off another rocket landing Friday, the third in just under two months.
Baltimore City police are on the hunt for a killer.
One Ravens player is making headlines nationwide with a strong push to change the NFL's drug policy. Eugene Monroe is pleading his case for the use of medical marijuana. The star lineman believes it should be an alternative for players to treat injuries.
Traveling this Memorial Day weekend? You are not alone. A record number of Marylanders are expected to drive, fly and ride.
The nation's rail infrastructure is outdated and, in some places, literally falling apart.
Could former governor and presidential candidate Martin O'Malley take the stage at the Democratic National Convention this summer? O'Malley's name comes up in continuing speculation about replacing the Democratic national party chair.
Out of the 16 million people who served in the military during World War II, less than 700,000 remain alive now. Each Memorial Day, Dulaney Valley Gardens honors the living and the dead.
From jets to hats, Naval Academy tradition soared high in Annapolis.
A quarter of a million people are expected to visit Ocean City this Memorial Day weekend, kicking off the start of summer and the city's busiest season.
Police body cameras have hit the streets in Baltimore City. The first wave of cameras have been given out to city officers and are now in operation.
