Motions Hearing Scheduled Thursday In Capital Gazette Shooting Case
A motions hearing is scheduled to take place in Annapolis Thursday in the Capital Gazette shooting case.
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A motions hearing is scheduled to take place in Annapolis Thursday in the Capital Gazette shooting case.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is exploring whether the city should purchase hotels to provide short-term and permanent housing for people experiencing homelessness and families in need.
Cold temperatures are taking over parts of Maryland Thursday morning.
One man is injured after a shooting in Essex on Wednesday, according to Baltimore County Police.
Sugar processing has resumed after a fire broke our at the Domino Sugar refinery in Baltimore Tuesday.
Holabird Academy's Sidney Thomas was named Baltimore City Public Schools' 2021 Teacher of the Year Thursday.
Independent music venues continue to struggle financially to survive while in the midst of Maryland's lifted pandemic restrictions and vaccine accessibility.
Are Marylanders snobby? That's what one survey says.
More than 9,500 unemployment claims were filed last week in Maryland.
After serving 19 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of attempted murder, a man was awarded more than $1.6 million in compensation from the state of Maryland.
George Floyd's murder and the ultimate conviction of the officer who killed him drew widespread reaction when the verdict came in. Even from the start of the case, many police officers condemned Derek Chauvin's actions.
It's your chance to weigh in and even share some frustrations about the Bay Bridge and a possible third span.
A man was killed in a single-car crash in Ellicott City on Wednesday, Howard County Police said. The crash happened just before 2:15 p.m. on Route 100 at Long Gate Parkway.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has completed its inspection of the Baltimore-based Johnson & Johnson vaccine maker Emergent BioSolutions Tuesday and "cited a number of observations concerning whether the facility's processes met our requirements and standards."
