Baltimore Will Not Prosecute The Johns Hopkins Students Who Were Arrested
Five protesters were led out of Garland Hall, Johns Hopkins University's main administration building, in handcuffs Wednesday morning.
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Five protesters were led out of Garland Hall, Johns Hopkins University's main administration building, in handcuffs Wednesday morning.
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration will temporarily suspend the Light RailLink service between North Ave. and Camden stops beginning Thursday at 8 p.m. due to city sewer repair.
A federal grand jury indicted a native of Ghana residing in Fulton, Maryland, on federal charges of passport fraud, falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and illegal voting by an alien.
The Baltimore City Government continues to be affected by a ransomware attack that happened Tuesday.
A bill that would require all single-occupancy restrooms in the City of Baltimore to be gender-inclusive is the focus of an Education and Youth Committee hearing with the Baltimore City Council on Thursday.
Gov. Larry Hogan spoke and cut the ribbon at the new location, a 1.3 million square foot distribution and warehouse at Sparrows Point in Baltimore County.
It's a Classy Trashy Birthday Bashy. That's how the Waterfront Partnership will celebrate Mr. Trash Wheel's 5th birthday on Saturday.
The lawsuit by the City seeks to seize the Preakness Stakes, Pimlico Race Course and all things related to the race.
The 12-year-old is the first of the herd of four to venture out of the barn into the expanded yard, the Zoo said Wednesday.
Baltimore Police reported a 37-year-old male was shot in his car while at a red light.
Is Baltimore on the right track? That is one of the questions voters react to in a new Gonzales poll.
The family of 2-year-old Chase Meade spoke about his recovery, days after he was shot at Ramsay and South Monroe Streets in Baltimore.
Baltimore City Hall government servers have been infected by a ransomware virus that government officials said is spreading throughout their network.
More changes are coming to Baltimore's political landscape.
A former drug dealer turned writer, professor and best selling author gave away copies of his newest book to students at Forrest Park High School in northwest Baltimore.
The ship's homeport had shifted to Baltimore while it underwent work to extend its service life by 15 years. It was built in Germany in 1936.
Three days after taking the win at the Kentucky Derby, Country House has been pulled from the Preakness due to an illness.
At Shock Trauma, a victim saved once is at increased risk of being attacked again. So, the Center developed a program to reduce that risk.
Its the festival's 21st year, movies will be shown on six screens, three screens at the Parkway Theater and three at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Brandon Scott was named the new Baltimore City County president Monday night.
Firefighters are searching a Southwest Airlines flight at BWI for a possible hazmat situation.
Two people were injured in a shooting in North Baltimore Monday afternoon.
A Baltimore city ambulance flipped over after it collided with an MTA mobility van Monday morning, injuring four people.
The Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population increased by 60 percent in one year, a survey said, making the total population of blue crabs at 594 million.
The search is underway for the two suspects wanted a quintuple shooting that left two toddlers and their mother wounded in Baltimore Saturday.
