8-Year-Old Giraffe Anuli Dies Unexpectedly At Maryland Zoo
Anuli, an eight-year-old giraffe at the Maryland Zoo, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, the zoo announced.
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Anuli, an eight-year-old giraffe at the Maryland Zoo, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, the zoo announced.
As students and staff return to the classroom, state leaders are working to get every teacher vaccinated. Now, there's a way to track the progress.
The new Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines were administered at the M&T Bank Stadium mass vaccination site on Thursday.
In the spirit of March Madness, the city is honoring its history with a bracket-style competition showcasing some of the city's architectural landmarks.
One Baltimore City fifth-grader just won a nationwide economics competition. Hundreds of students were asked to answer one question: What economic advice would you give President Joe Biden?
Police are investigating after a 17-year-old boy was shot in south Baltimore Thursday afternoon, the fourth child shot in the city in the past week.
The Maryland Zoo has added a new live camera for people to check out the African Watering Hole exhibit from the comfort of home.
The pressure of being an NFL referee is immense. All eyes are on you with every call that's made. But how about being a rocket scientist, as well? One Maryland man has juggled both jobs for years.
A man charged in the fatal shooting of Breonna Rogers was indicted by a Baltimore City Grand Jury on Tuesday.
There is a record number of people filing for unemployment, and the number of scammers trying to take advantage of people in need is also spiking.
Detectives are following leads in three separate shootings that left children hurt in Baltimore in the past week, Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said Wednesday.
Days after the owner of a Baltimore strip club sued the city over COVID-19 regulations he said unfairly targeted adult entertainment, the club and the city have reached a settlement that will allow it to reopen, a law firm representing the club said Wednesday evening.
Long lines of people have waited outside of the Baltimore Convention Center to get their COVID-19 vaccination, some of whom had to jump hurdles to secure their shot.
Some experts say the winter storms much of the country saw this year, with worsening extremes, are due to climate change. Now, one Baltimore teen activist is using her voice to draw attention to the cause.
It has been 90 years to the day since "The Star-Spangled Banner" became our National Anthem.
Police have released the body-worn camera footage from an officer-involved shooting in south Baltimore last month.
Baltimore leaders on Wednesday announced the launch of a new tool aimed at tracing the source of guns being used to commit crimes in the city.
Many students across Maryland are starting their first week back in school for in-person learning. Among them are Children's Guild students.
A Baltimore City grand jury indicted a man for his role in the deadly shooting of an MTA Mobility driver.
The FBI is seeking the public's help in identifying three suspects wanted in an attempted armed carjacking and non-fatal shooting in Baltimore on Feb. 8.
Former Orioles manager Joe Altobelli, who led the O's to a world championship in 1983, has died. He was 88.
The five-phase plan starts March 8, with voluntary small group conditioning.
After the first set of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine this week, states won't be seeing more doses for a few weeks.
A 17-year-old boy was shot in the 1600 block of Mount Royal Avenue early Tuesday afternoon, according to Baltimore City Police.
Neighbors in Canton are stringing cafe lights along dark streets all in hopes of deterring crime.
