West Nile Virus Cases In 2015 More Than Double Last Year's
Public health officials say 13 cases of West Nile virus in humans have been confirmed in Maryland this year.
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Public health officials say 13 cases of West Nile virus in humans have been confirmed in Maryland this year.
Corrections officials are looking for a prisoner who didn't report for his work duty.
A Baltimore jury convicted a repeat offender for attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder and a first-degree murder that left a one-year-old child dead.
Two schools in Carroll County have been placed on lockdown as police search for a possible carjacking suspect in the area.
Two New Jersey fathers accused of engaging in a bloody fight after a Maryland youth softball dispute have each been sentenced to a year of probation and fined $100.
Washington's National Museum of Crime & Punishment has announced it will be closing its doors soon.
The teen charged with raping a 9-year-old girl at the Maryland State Fair last week is being held without bail.
Officials say two Maryland correctional dogs died from heat exhaustion when a vehicle's air conditioner failed.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources reports that a record-high number of hunters have applied for bear hunting permits.
There are only three rules at the Kids Safe Zone: Sign in, clean up after yourself, and read for 15 minutes before playing with the toys stacked around the space, a converted laundromat in West Baltimore.
Lawmakers should consider changes to the Maryland Public Information Act to adjust for privacy concerns raised by police body cameras, a state commission decided to recommend Tuesday.
Eight correctional officers and six detainees were injured Sunday night at the Baltimore Pre-Trial Complex.
The horrific execution-style murder of two Virginia journalists along with a surge of killings in Baltimore and across the nation is sparking some new calls for gun control reform.
Baltimore police aren't taking any chances of a repeat of the riots in April. The city's top cop has canceled officers' leave during the court hearings for the six officers accused in Freddie Gray's arrest.
A furniture feud is brewing in Maryland. Governor Larry Hogan blasts former governor Martin O'Malley for buying fancy furniture from the governor's mansion at a deep discount.
