City: Baltimore DOT Workers Allegedly Spent Hours Of Work Days At Home, No Longer Employed
Two Baltimore City maintenance workers who allegedly committed time theft by spending hours of their shifts at home are no longer employed by the city.
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Two Baltimore City maintenance workers who allegedly committed time theft by spending hours of their shifts at home are no longer employed by the city.
Baltimore City Police Commissioner Michael Harrison announced the arrest of BPD Sgt. Ethan Newberg for assault, false arrest, false imprisonment and misconduct.
Baltimore City Firefighters are on the scene of a two-alarm fire.
Baltimore Archbishop William Lori said he made a mistake not revealing $7,500 in gifts he received from Bishop Michael Bransfield — who headed the West Virginia diocese — in a report investigating Bransfield's sexual and financial misconduct.
Arrests were made in Maryland in connection to a triple murder inside of a California mansion.
Mayor Jack Young announce Thursday that the agency charged with preventing and ending homelessness in Baltimore will become an independent, standalone department.
A member of the violent "Murdaland Mafia Piru" bloods gang was sentenced to federal prison on Thursday.
Jimmy's Seafood is offering free crab cakes for a month, but there's a catch!
A 45-year-old Prince George's County man was sentenced Thursday to more than five years in federal prison for of drug charges, including conspiring to steal prescription drugs from federal military hospitals.
Dorian Bastick spent his childhood in foster care. His father was in prison and mother lost to him.
The P.F. Chang's located in the Inner Harbor is closing its doors.
The baseball player spent his whole 19-year career with the Orioles. He entered the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, in 1990.
Maryland Democratic delegates want the show to go on for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
Crews responded to two separate vehicle versus building crashes in the Baltimore area Thursday afternoon.
YouthWorks 2019 will operate one five-week session from July 1 through August 2.
It will reopen to traffic at 4:30 a.m. Monday, MDTA said. Once it's open, the Harbor Tunnel will operate 24/7 with one lane running northbound and two lanes running southbound.
A man was arrested Wednesday after allegedly fleeing from police and throwing a gun onto a busy interstate.
Twelve Baltimore police patrol cars remain out of service as the department investigates a reported rape that may have involved one of its officers.
Two men were shot early Thursday morning in Baltimore. Police said one victim was shot by a suspect attempting to take his property.
A Maryland appeals court says a known Baltimore gang member must reimburse a family he scared away when he threatened to blow their house up.
Nearly all of the police interviews with a woman charged in connection to the murder of a 7-year-old girl in west Baltimore will now be thrown out.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Baltimore announced Tuesday that Chad Arrington, who's known as "Chad Focus," is charged with conspiracy, wire fraud, and aggravated identity theft.
Nurses at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore are celebrating a victory in a settlement reached with the hospital that reaffirms the nurses' guaranteed legal rights to unionize, the National Nurses Organizing Committee/National Nurses United said Wednesday.
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation announced Wednesday the publication of proposed rules and regulations that will formalize the Dockless Vehicle Program.
Baltimore City Police are investigating a shooting that left two men hospitalized on Wednesday afternoon.
