Prince George's County Officer Suspended After Domestic Incident
A Prince George's County police officer has been suspended without pay after a domestic-related incident in Calvert County.
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A Prince George's County police officer has been suspended without pay after a domestic-related incident in Calvert County.
The mayor says Baltimore is part of a nationwide trend of increasing murder numbers. And we are learning more about the troubled story of one of the more than 200 people killed this year.
A major drug bust at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia. Police seize cash and tanks of laughing gas at a concert, arresting 12 people accused of selling the chemical.
A Baltimore County officer is injured in a partial building collapse.
Two people are killed and another is hurt in three separate shootings in the city.
A major positive turn for Governor Larry Hogan in his fight against cancer. Hogan tells The Washington Post 95 percent of his cancer is gone.
For the first time this year, a person in the Baltimore area has West Nile virus. Now health officials have issued a warning about mosquito-borne illnesses.
The charge is fourth degree sex assault; the defendant is the man in charge of Ravens security and Tuesday is day two of Darren Sanders' trial.
At this hour, Frederick County leaders are voting on whether to repeal a three-year-old ordinance making English the county's official language.
Baltimore's own Batman is being remembered---not just here in Maryland, but around the world.
They're referred to as eyesores. Vacant lots have taken over some parts of east and west Baltimore. But new funding awarded to the city could help turn that around.
Born with a rare birth defect, five-year-old Hailey Dawson threw all her challenges out the door as she tossed the ceremonial first pitch at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Firefighters here at home are working to combat blazes across the country. A group just returned from fighting a wildfire burning in northern California.
Tropical Storm Danny has formed in the Atlantic Ocean but remains well out to sea.
Dr. Keiffer J. Mitchell Sr., a member of a prominent Baltimore political family, has died. He was 73.
