More Than 1K Baltimore Co. Officers To Wear Body Cameras By 2017
More than 1,000 officers in Baltimore County will soon be equipped with body cameras.
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More than 1,000 officers in Baltimore County will soon be equipped with body cameras.
One week from today, Pope Francis will be meeting with the president at the White House. With the pope's arrival rapidly approaching, the clock is running out for last minute preps.
Interim Police Commissioner Kevin Davis is crediting his own after city officers come forward to internal affairs to report the abuse of a prisoner by a city officer.
Democratic presidential hopeful Martin O'Malley met with Colorado marijuana regulators Thursday and vowed immediate change on marijuana policy if he takes office -- even as he laid out contradictory plans about how he'd do that.
As Governor Hogan battles non-Hodgkins lymphoma, he's taking time to encourage some of the youngest patients.
President Barack Obama is determined to find ways to draw "lasting value" from the visit of Pope Francis to Washington next week on shared goals such as tackling climate change and economic inequality, White House aides said Thursday. But they also acknowledged that the pope speaks his mind and could well say things that don't jibe with Obama administration policies.
The phrase "below the belt" is taking on new meaning in tonight's WJZ HealthWatch.
Former Montgomery County Council president Valerie Ervin is dropping her bid for a seat in Congress, citing fundraising difficulties.
American Airlines has stopped flights heading to Dallas, Chicago and Miami because of a computer-systems problem.
Balitmore Mayor Stephanie-Rawlings Blake announced Thursday that the police department will begin testing body cameras in October.
Gov. Larry Hogan stopped by Camden Yards to help the Baltimore Orioles in the fight against childhood cancer.
Six local Girl Scouts traveled to Washington D.C. to be a part of the White House Champions of Change event on Tuesday in honor of being Gold Award recipients.
Officials say it took about 60 firefighters more than two hours to extinguish a fire at a Cambridge church.
An investigation found staff sprayed young special education students with water and threatened them with a rolling pin at a Harford County elementary school.
