City Police Hunt Down Suspects Following Deadly Month In Baltimore
Dozens of murders and shootings in the month of May alone. Now, the Baltimore City Police Department is trying to hunt down the people pulling the trigger.
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Dozens of murders and shootings in the month of May alone. Now, the Baltimore City Police Department is trying to hunt down the people pulling the trigger.
A trial was scheduled to begin Thursday for a former Episcopal bishop in Maryland who is charged in the drunken-driving death of a bicyclist, but it was postponed until September.
It's all about food, fun and friendship, and it's happening this weekend in Little Italy.
Pollution you can and can't see continues to take a toll on Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Delaware residents gathered at the state capitol Thursday to pay their respects to former Attorney General Beau Biden.
A year after the 26th Street Bridge collapse, the road reopens.
Baltimore police have lowered the city's homicide count for the month of May to 42.
A former Baltimore Pike Volunteer firefighter has pleaded guilty to four arson-related charges in connection with a string of Cumberland fires.
A group that specializes in cultivating marijuana for health benefits seeks to set up a medical marijuana growing facility in Easton.
Roughly 12 hours after Chesapeake High School's senior class graduated, Anne Arundel County Police say vandals returned to the Pasadena school and caused significant property damage.
The NCAA has asked a Montgomery County judge to seal 14 documents in a wrongful-death lawsuit filed by the family of former Frostburg State University football player Derek Sheely.
The Baltimore County Department of Health is warning the public about a rabid fox.
A grey seal pup rescued at Delaware's Bethany Beach this Easter with a broken jaw is finally healthy enough to be returned to the wild.
For the first time, he's exposing the extent of what he calls government's horrifying interrogation techniques -- but is he telling the truth?
Live anthrax spores mistakenly shipped to labs across the world, including right here in Maryland. The Department of Defense says the mix-up is far more widespread than initially reported.
