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A Baltimore man was sentenced Thursday to 12 years in federal prison on charges of illegal possession of a firearm and drug distribution.
Police are investigating after a man was seriously injured in a shooting in northwest Baltimore overnight.
A Maryland man was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on identity theft and wire fraud charges.
A Carroll County man pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges of production and receipt of child pornography.
Baltimore city officials on Friday renewed their calls for people to avoid large gatherings as Halloween, a Ravens home game and Election Day loom.
Pumpkins, costumes and spooky creatures!
It's going to be chilly this weekend, but if you're looking to spend some time outside, this is the perfect time to do some leaf-peeping!
It's Purple Friday, and the Ravens are already working hard. This time, it's off the field giving back to first responders.
M&T Bank Stadium will host around 4,000 fans on Sunday as the Ravens take on the Pittsburgh Steelers, but a number of changes will be put in place due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In order to spread some cheer, some Baltimore hospitals have found ways to celebrate Halloween despite the pandemic.
Police are searching for a missing 73-year-old woman who was last seen in Baltimore on Wednesday.
The aerial surveillance planes that have been flying over the skies of Baltimore will stop operating after Saturday, according to city police officials.
The Holiday Inn at the Inner Harbor is one of the latest businesses to permanently close because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is hoping the public can help them identify five people allegedly linked to a fire at First National Bank in Baltimore City during protests in May. They are offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest.
Baltimore City is preparing to reopen about 25 of its schools next month.
Classes at Morgan State University will not be in session on Tuesday so students and staff members can vote, the university said Thursday.
A beloved stuffed animal is back home with his owner tonight after quite the adventure, and it's all thanks to a little help from a stranger.
A federal judge said he's frustrated with the lack of progress he's seeing three-and-a-half years into a federal consent decree mandating an array of improvements and reforms within the Baltimore Police Department.
A non-profit is partnering with local restaurants to keep Baltimore voters comfortable while they wait in line.
The coronavirus testing site at Pimlico Race Course is closing for the winter, city officials announced Thursday.
A man was shot in the head and killed in East Baltimore Thursday afternoon.
The Baltimore Humane Society is hosting a Turkey Dog Trot for families and their dogs to get some fresh air early Thanksgiving morning.
Without discussion, Baltimore City's spending board approved $900,000 in workers' compensation benefits for the family of Detective Sean Suiter.
Safety concerns for reopening schools amid the coronavirus pandemic is once again in the spotlight.
A day after Baltimore's public works department announced curbside recycling will not resume in November as hoped, two Baltimore city councilmen are renewing their call for change.
