New Legislation Requires Restaurants To Publicly Detail Health Inspection Closures
Baltimore's mayor signs legislation on Thursday that will require restaurants to public post reason for closures resulting from health inspections.
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Baltimore's mayor signs legislation on Thursday that will require restaurants to public post reason for closures resulting from health inspections.
With the summer in full swing, Maryland's casinos learn if they're hitting the jackpot or going for broke.
Drawing new lines. Governor Hogan orders a commission to look at how the state's congressional districts are drawn.
The Baltimore Police Department have charged a man in the 2014 murder of a transgender woman.
It's billed as the world's biggest crab feast, and for a good reason. More than 2,000 people will head to Annapolis tomorrow for an annual event that raises thousands of dollars for charity.
At the Baltimore City Public Schools New Teacher Talent Fair recruiters sort through candidates who have the qualifications and those who just want a job.
A woman was hospitalized on Wednesday when police say she was shot in Baltimore County.
Baltimore city police are investigating a double fatal shooting which occurred early Thursday morning in East Baltimore.
Three years after a fatal double shooting occurred outside a Baltimore bed-and-breakfast, the trial has begun for the man charged in the slayings.
The state will help renovate of an old factory building in Cumberland as part of the Canal Place tourism development.
Amid a major crime spike, leaders are out meeting with residents night after night. But can they repair relationships, and stop the violence?
Marylanders tuning in to the Republican race for president will see world famous former neurosurgeon Ben Carson make a stand against nine other candidates.
It burned too hot and too fast. Four grandchildren and their grandparents never had a chance to escape. That's the finding of a final report into January's mansion fire in Annapolis.
An unusual find in downtown Baltimore. A live python is spotted on the Inner Harbor water wheel, but where it came from and how it got there is still a mystery.
A psychological firm paid to evaluate troubled Baltimore police, including a lieutenant charged in the killing of Freddie Gray, is under investigation by the city and has been put on probation by the state police for cutting corners in its mental health screenings of officers.
