Puppy Stolen From Backyard At Northwest Baltimore Home Returned To Owner
A puppy taken from its owner's fenced-in backyard has been returned to the family after someone saw the video on social media.
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A puppy taken from its owner's fenced-in backyard has been returned to the family after someone saw the video on social media.
A K9 with the Carroll County Sheriff's Department is getting new equipment to keep him safe on the job.
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The state's six casinos are still feeling the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic. They made about $126 million last month, down nearly 17% compared to last February.
Annapolis is no stranger to flooding and its long had to deal with the effects of rising sea levels. Now, the city has filed a lawsuit against big oil companies to try to hold them accountable for the costs of climate change.
A former Baltimore police officer has been indicted on 11 counts ranging from first-degree assault to reckless driving stemming from an incident while he was off duty last month, the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office said Friday evening.
Baltimore will begin publicize data that shows whether people who get COVID-19 vaccines at sites in the city live in Baltimore, city leaders said Friday.
Police have charged a suspect who they say shot a 38-year-old man in northwest Baltimore in February.
Police are searching for two suspects they believe stole an ATM from a Royal Farms store in Pasadena early Friday morning.
A Maryland 911 dispatcher's quick thinking and calm demeanor helped a couple when a woman went into labor without medical professionals nearby.
Maryland lawmakers are pushing for a bill that would allocate nearly $600 million in funding to HBCUs in the state.
The two teens shot in Baltimore on Thursday remain in the hospital Friday afternoon as detectives continue to follow leads in the cases.
President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit Baltimore next week, the White House confirmed Friday.
On the one-year anniversary of the first COVID-19 cases being reported in Maryland, the state's health department reported 913 new cases and eight new deaths from the virus.
A third stimulus check is a very popular idea, but some experts believe it's not what the economy needs right now.
