Baltimore's First Public War Memorial Honored
The War of 1812 actually lasted two and a half years. Military action here in Baltimore turned the war in favor of the United States.
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The War of 1812 actually lasted two and a half years. Military action here in Baltimore turned the war in favor of the United States.
The Orioles announced that they will open the 2016 season at Oriole Park against the Minnesota Twins on Monday, April 4.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs fired an employee in retaliation for seeking congressional help in finding his lost VA benefits claims folder, federal investigators said Tuesday on the employee's first day back to work.
Maryland State Police say troopers made 126 drunken driving arrests during the Labor Day weekend.
Pretrial court proceedings in Kentucky have been delayed in the case of a former college women's basketball coach accused of groping a player.
Summer is showing no sign of ending. We've already seen more 90 degree days in September than all of August. Because of the heat and humidity, Baltimore County closes school early.
The Maryland Department of Agriculture is working with Baltimore County to expand mosquito control services in the city due to evidence of West Nile virus in the area.
Nearly $6.4 million. That's how much the city plans to pay Freddie Gray's family in a civil settlement. Gray's death in April sparked a wave of police protests and rioting.
A 24-year-old male was injured in a shooting Monday evening on the 1500 block of Druid Hill Avenue.
Maryland Rep. John Sarbanes says he will support the nuclear deal with Iran.
Baltimore Police are seeking the public's help in identifying a suspect who killed a man in a shooting Monday night.
The police department says 35-year-old Angelo Delano Perry of Virginia Beach and 28-year-old India Kager of College Park, Maryland, died at the scene following an exchange of gunfire with officers late Saturday night.
More than two dozen environmental groups want a moratorium on building new chicken houses on Maryland's Eastern Shore until new regulations are fully in place in 2024.
The city of Baltimore wants to start a bike share program.
Tropical Depression Grace is expected to continue to weaken as it moves across the Atlantic.
