Demolition On Perkins Homes Set To Begin
The Housing Authority of Baltimore City announced the demolition of the historic Perkins Home Public Housing site.
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The Housing Authority of Baltimore City announced the demolition of the historic Perkins Home Public Housing site.
Two women were charged with arson after allegedly setting fire last week to a Hagerstown home belonging to one of their mothers, the State Fire Marshal's Office said.
Governor Larry Hogan celebrated three Baltimore area companies that made the Fortune 500 list for the first time in over a decade.
A firefighter suffered minor injuries as he was helping to put out a two-alarm fire in Severn Sunday, according to the Anne Arundel County Fire Department.
Baltimore County Police are searching for a man last seen in Woodlawn early Monday morning.
When the Maryland Transit Administration resumes full-service on the MARC train and commuter bus systems on Aug. 30, riders will pay the same rate, despite a legislatively mandated fare increase that will go into effect Thursday, according to an MTA statement.
On Child Tax Awareness Day, Maryland Democrats want to ensure that parents understand the expansion of the Child Tax Credit and how it will benefit their families.
A 23-year-old man was charged with attempted first-degree murder June 15 after allegedly shooting a man in Baltimore in January, Baltimore Police said Monday.
Seven people suffered minor to serious nonlife-threatening injuries in a multiple-vehicle crash in Catonsville Sunday, Baltimore County Police said Monday.
The National Aquarium's Animal Care and Rescue Center is home to some of the facility's most special animals.
As Tropical Storm Claudette remains off shore and moves north along the Atlantic coastline, it could create dangerous rip currents along the Maryland and Delaware coasts.
In less than two weeks, a new law will take effect to help people in Maryland suffering from depression and other mental illnesses.
The Maryland Department of Labor announced Monday that the department has detected 508,000 fraudulent new unemployment insurance claims since the beginning of May.
City Police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred early Sunday morning in northeast Baltimore.
Former nonprofit executive Jon Baron has announced he's running for governor of Maryland.
