Gov. Hogan Questions Baltimore's Crime Prevention Strategy After 2 Mass Shootings
Gov. Larry Hogan, who hass met with the mayor and police commissioner, is now publicly asking the question of if the city's crime prevention strategy is working.
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Gov. Larry Hogan, who hass met with the mayor and police commissioner, is now publicly asking the question of if the city's crime prevention strategy is working.
Colleges across the region are taking precautionary steps as COVID-19 metrics rise.
In the middle of the day Tuesday, someone with an assault rifle fired more than 60 shots on North Rose Street, shooting four people.
In a statement released by the Maryland Jockey Club, owner Rick Dawson said the horse will continue to rest and point to the third and final leg of the Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes.
Police have identified a man found dead at the scene of a Baltimore house fire over the weekend.
Baltimore City leaders on Thursday promoted the launch of the B'More Summer Information Hub, a resource for opportunities for young people over the summer.
A Baltimore man is under arrest in connection to a shooting last week that sent another man to the hospital.
A local nonprofit organization is on a mission to reduce the number of vacant homes throughout Baltimore City.
Christopher Tyson admitted to strangling the two women, ages 21 and 37, after soliciting them for sex in separate March 2021 incidents.
A man was hospitalized Thursday morning with serious injuries following a shooting in southern Baltimore.
We do not see anywhere near the amount of rain new saw last weekend, nor the chill either.
The victim's girlfriend of 12 years told WJZ Investigator Mike Hellgren he was killed less than a month before his birthday.
The Senate passed legislation Monday to beef up security for Supreme Court justices, ensuring they and their families are protected in light of the leak.
Local and state officials gathered Wednesday at the Port of Baltimore to welcome a ZIM Shipping Line, a shipping carrier focused on e-commerce, to the port.
The fire is at a two-story row home in Curtis Bay, the union said.
A teenager was among the victims in the second mass shooting Tuesday in Baltimore.
A statement posted on the archdiocese's website said Cristancho has not been permitted to function as a priest in the archdiocese since 2002 when he refused an assignment to another parish.
Both victims are expected to survive, police said.
Researchers with the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Solutions say the violence is concentrated in neighborhoods that have experienced economic issues and had issues with racism in the past.
The group's "Preakness Day Fill-A-Bag Sale" is being held Wednesday through Friday until May 20 at its store in Port Covington.
Epicenter will head to Pimlico Race Course hoping to turn the tables on Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike in the Preakness Stakes. And there's an intriguing new runner: Kentucky Oaks winner Secret Oath.
The American Craft Made Marketplace, featuring 300 local artists selling ceramics, jewelry, paintings, crafts and other handmake items, is returning as an in-person event next week at the Baltimore Convention Center.
Local health officials are strongly urging mask usage in indoor public places as COVID-19 cases are on the upswing.
The Maryland Department of Health encourages Marylanders to learn the signs and symptoms of mental health conditions pregnant women may experience
Baltimore City Public Schools is seeking feedback from parents and guardians on the 2021-22 school year in hopes of identifying success stories and areas for improvement.
