Md. Org. Calling For Stricter Gun Laws After Tragic TV Shooting
A Maryland organization is calling for stricter gun laws following a tragic on-air shooting that two journalists dead and a woman injured earlier this week in Virginia.
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A Maryland organization is calling for stricter gun laws following a tragic on-air shooting that two journalists dead and a woman injured earlier this week in Virginia.
City police are currently investigating a homicide in Canton on Friday evening.
A 295-foot-long U.S. Coast Guard tall ship--The Eagle - arrived at the Inner Harbor on Saturday for free public tours.
While Baltimore, Anne Arundel and Howard County schools all began earlier this week, Baltimore City schools will open their doors to students this Monday.
Ocean City is hosting its annual Jeep Week events through the weekend.
As District of Columbia police deployed more officers to confront a spike in violent crime, shootings have left two more people dead and at least five injured.
A Frederick police officer who was charged with drunken driving after an accident in Boonsboro has been sentenced to probation.
A federal jury has decided in favor of Frederick County officials in a lawsuit over a botched 2009 music festival.
The Baltimore City Health Department announces its first cases of West Nile virus.
A new chapter for Penn North. Four months after unrest tore it apart, crews begin demolition of the looted and burned CVS drug store.
Higher education almost always means higher cost. That includes the soaring prices for textbooks.
Detectives are searching for an armed robbery suspect in Harford County.
A massive multi-state dog fighting ring busted this past December after an investigation that lasted more than a year. But now, the Baltimore state's attorney has dropped charges against one of the alleged ringleaders in the case.
The Maryland State Fair is in full swing at the the fairgrounds in Timonium. Tens of thousands of people are expected over the next 11 days.
Maryland's State Superintendent, Dr. Lillian M. Lowery, is stepping down to pursue new opportunities, according to an announcement made by the Maryland State Board of Education.
