9-year-old girl still in critical condition after being hit by car in Northwest Baltimore
After a horrible crash sent a man and his 9-year-old sister to the hospital, the focus now shifts to safety along Liberty Heights Avenue.
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After a horrible crash sent a man and his 9-year-old sister to the hospital, the focus now shifts to safety along Liberty Heights Avenue.
A Washington D.C. firefighter reportedly assaulted his girlfriend before he was shot and killed by a man who was walking his dog in Charles County, according to deputies.
The suspects were identified after images were taken from surveillance footage of the incident and "attempt to identify" fliers were shared.
The video, which "contained biased and demeaning language referring to race, gender identity and sexual orientation" was sent via social media and Airdop around 2 p.m. Thursday.
Trone, the owner and co-founder of Total Wine & More, could bring significant personal resources to the race.
The Washington Commanders say they are supporting efforts by the District of Columbia to get control of the RFK Stadium site that used to be the home of the NFL team.
The city has paid out more than $22 million since 2020, encompassing 39 claims approved by the city's Board of Estimates.
Police said two unidentified males entered the store, announced a robbery, and one of the suspects shot the employee.
U.S. Senator Ben Cardin announced Monday he will not seek reelection in 2024 and will retire after five decades in politics.
A new motion filed by Adnan Syed's legal team asked a Maryland appeals court to reconsider its decision to reinstate his murder conviction and sentence.
"Fooled my wife, me, and we've played a tape of the third phone call -- fooled her parents, too," the victim said.
Police said the teens are believed to be together but are not from the area and do not have cell phones.
David Linthicum was present in court Thursday, and so was his father. Judge Dennis Robinson said Linthicum poses a flight and public safety risk.
The curated Market will be held each Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. from May through September.
The lawsuit said Gilliam's treatment qualifies as "cruel and unusual" under the 14th Amendment, gross negligence and as violating the Americans With Disabilities Act.
