4 Families Displaced After 2-Alarm Highlandtown Fire
We're following breaking news in Highlandtown, where a fire has broken out---with reports of people trapped.
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We're following breaking news in Highlandtown, where a fire has broken out---with reports of people trapped.
The storm drove many people indoors last night, but not everyone took cover.
Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed three members to the State Open Meetings Law Compliance Board.
The University System of Maryland has named a New York state educator president of Coppin State University.
Although a U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down a Maryland tax could affect similar laws in nearly 5,000 local jurisdictions in other states, the brunt of Monday's decision will fall on one county.
The Maryland Agriculture Department is launching a pilot project that could help consumers avoid sticker shock at farmers markets.
A Hagerstown man charged in with causing serious injuries to his infant daughter in 2013 was granted a continuance in Washington County Circuit Court.
A Baltimore Police review board has found that two officers who shot and injured a man who pointed a BB gun at them acted in accordance with department policy.
Now the focus turns to the investigation into what caused train 188 to barrel off the tracks in Philadelphia, killing eight people--including three with ties to Maryland.
An Anne Arundel County family loses everything after an early morning fire tears through their home.
City crime spike. A dramatic increase in violence in Baltimore. Dozens of shooting and murders in the last few weeks following the riots last month.
An update on a story we first brought you two years ago. A former beauty queen from Maryland makes a brave decision—removing both of her breasts because most of her female relatives died of breast cancer.
Just in time for Memorial Day weekend, gas prices are back on the rise. Prices were steadily falling most of the year. But now with summer drawing closer, prices are going up.
A horrific arson and murder in one of DC's most affluent and close-knit neighborhoods. Now police are asking for the public's help finding the person responsible.
Preakness has long been a Baltimore tradition and we just wrapped up a weekend of excitement---but there may come a time when it's no longer here in Baltimore.
