Baltimore Non-Profit Hosts Career Fair In Cherry Hill, Mayor Brandon Scott To Attend
Enterprise Community Development, a Baltimore non-profit organization, is hosting a career fair in the Cherry Hill neighborhood of Baltimore Thursday.
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Enterprise Community Development, a Baltimore non-profit organization, is hosting a career fair in the Cherry Hill neighborhood of Baltimore Thursday.
Annapolis Police said a woman stole a Mercedes from a local dealership Monday evening.
Maryland reported 118 new COVID-19 cases and four new deaths, according to state health department data released Monday morning.
To date, none of the more than 500 defendants accused in the attack have been indicted for sedition or for the gravest of crimes a citizen can face, treason. And as lesser charges are filed and defendants plead guilty, those accusations may never be formally levied.
A hearing in two lawsuits challenging Maryland Governor Larry Hogan's decision to end federal pandemic unemployment benefits early will begin in Baltimore City Circuit Court Monday morning.
Fifteen-year-old, Dasan Jones was remembered during his funeral services on Monday in Pasadena.
Maryland State Police identified the 24-year-old man killed Sunday afternoon after Cecil County Deputies responded to a domestic dispute call as Jonathan Balchunas.
As Baltimore's crime rate continues to rise, the city's leaders and state lawmakers held a meeting to discuss ways to curb it.
The Coppin State Development Foundation announced that they have created a $25,000 scholarship in the memory of Freddie Gray.
A rally in support of the proposed Maglev high-speed rail project after Baltimore leaders recently rejected the idea was held on Monday evening.
Baltimore Orioles Star, Trey Mancini earned a spot in the final of the home run derby by knocking off Trevor Story. He fell short to Pete Alonso in the final round.
The Cross Street Market is officially open. Starting this week, the market will be open from 9 a.m. to noon so you can stock up on your local favorites, everything from fresh produce to baked goods and even crabs.
St. Jude Medical will pay $27 million to settle allegations under the False Claims Act that, between November 2014 and October 2016, it knowingly sold defective heart devices to health care facilities that implanted them in patients insured by federal health care programs, according to a statement from the Maryland District of the U.S. Attorney's Office.
A Baltimore grand jury indicted five men last week in four high-profile homicide cases, according to a statement from State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's Office.
Baltimore Police are investigating after a 22-year-old was shot in Brooklyn on Monday.
