Baltimore Explosion Victims' Families Need Help With Funeral Costs
The families of the Baltimore explosion victims need help with funeral costs.
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The families of the Baltimore explosion victims need help with funeral costs.
Thirteen Maryland hospitals are teaming up on a new antibody study to determine how many people have been exposed to COVID-19 in order to learn more about how it spreads.
Over the weekend, hundreds of volunteers gathered to help clear rubble at the scene, and as families impacted by the blast work to pick up the pieces, new organizations have taken over collecting and distributing donations.
Many children have spent their summers isolated from their friends due to the coronavirus pandemic, but the Girl Scouts of Central Maryland organization has found ways to keep young girls connected through virtual programs.
Police are investigating after a car was found abandoned and on fire on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway Monday morning.
Skeletal remains were found in a vacant home in Baltimore later Sunday evening, police say.
Free-agent wide receiver Dez Bryant is expected to travel to Baltimore this week for a workout with the Ravens, according to multiple reports.
A 13-year-old is among the latest gun violence victims in Baltimore city.
Maryland became the 19th state in the country to top 100,000 coronavirus cases as of Sunday, data shows.
Hundreds of volunteers came out Sunday to help clean up the site of the deadly gas explosion in northwest Baltimore.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation is advising drivers that a portion of Loch Raven Drive in Baltimore County is now closed to through traffic.
Three people were shot, one fatally, across Baltimore overnight, police say.
Mourners gathered Saturday night for a vigil for the victims of the deadly explosion that damaged hundreds of homes in northwest Baltimore nearly a week ago.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works said its Twitter account was compromised when a tweet critical of President Donald Trump was published Saturday afternoon.
As calls to defund police departments nationwide continue, demonstrators rallied in Baltimore Saturday to urge Johns Hopkins University to permanently shelve its plans to establish a police force.
Officers with the Baltimore Police Department seized numerous guns, drugs and cash in recent days, the department wrote in a Facebook post.
A woman was injured in a shooting in Baltimore Saturday afternoon, police said.
A group showed up at a Baltimore snowball stand Saturday to show their support for the business after recent vandalism.
The Y in Central Maryland is looking for volunteers to help with free fresh produce distribution events across the Baltimore area.
Baltimore City Police are investigating after two men were found with gunshot wounds to the head in east Baltimore early Saturday morning.
Mail-in ballots could be delayed in 46 states, including Maryland, possibly leading to those ballots not being counted in the November general election, the U.S. Postal Service warned.
Four days after a deadly gas explosion in a northwest Baltimore neighborhood, the clean up continues as family members mourn the victims.
As Maryland nears 100,000 total coronavirus cases, the number of cases in Baltimore continues to trend in the wrong direction, a doctor warned Friday.
It's Black Business Month and the state is placing the spotlight on Maryland's Black-owned businesses.
Heavy rain in parts of Maryland led to flooding in parts of the Baltimore area Friday evening.
