Teen Charged After Stabbing Classmate In Baltimore
What's supposed to be a place of learning turned into a crime scene after a student stabbed another student Tuesday. Documents show the attack was planned and the teen suspect is now facing charges.
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What's supposed to be a place of learning turned into a crime scene after a student stabbed another student Tuesday. Documents show the attack was planned and the teen suspect is now facing charges.
Baltimore Police responded to a burglary in the 1300 block of Webster Street on Sunday.
Seven months after the Freddie Gray riots, the Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) reports 93% of businesses damaged by looters are back on their feet.
The Baltimore County Police Department is looking for the suspect who robbed a Parkville business on November 11.
The Frederick Police Department is investigating after a suspicious person was found inside of the Frederick High School last weekend.
The Maryland Food Bank announced their campaign to combat hunger among Marylanders on Wednesday.
Police in Boulder say a man arrested Tuesday for attempted murder in Baltimore was staying with University of Colorado football players.
Baltimore Police were on surveillance near the 1100 block of West Baltimore Street Tuesday evening when they discovered a man walking into a grassy area and placing a handgun on the ground before entering a location conducting suspected narcotic activity.
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Anne Arundel County Police say the death of a man four years after he was shot has been ruled a homicide.
Baltimore's aquarium announced Tuesday that a baby loggerhead sea turtle is now living in the attraction's coastal beach exhibit. The turtle will be on view for a year before being released into the wild.
At a joint news conference Tuesday evening, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy worked to discourage the kind of unrest seen in cities such as Baltimore and Ferguson, Missouri, after young black men were slain by police or died in police custody.
An Annapolis man is suing the city, accusing police officers of unlawfully stopping and searching his vehicle several times because he was a white man in a neighborhood with predominantly African-American and Latino residents.
A western Maryland developer has been found competent to stand trial on federal charges he bilked banks out of $3.7 million in fraudulent real-estate schemes.
A Baltimore high school student remains hospitalized, in critical condition and fighting for his life. Police say another student stabbed the teen multiple times at Renaissance Academy in west Baltimore.
