Activists Pledged To Openly Smoke Marijuana In Front Of Police In Protest
A group of activists stood on a street corner in Baltimore on Sunday and pledged to openly smoke marijuana in front of police- just to prove a point.
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A group of activists stood on a street corner in Baltimore on Sunday and pledged to openly smoke marijuana in front of police- just to prove a point.
The cold weather this year hasn't given the State Highway Administration any breaks.
Officers were dispatched at around 6:28 p.m. to an area hospital to investigate a walk-in shooting victim seeking treatment.
Baltimore City Public Schools announced Sunday evening that Frederick Douglass High School will be closed Monday.
Just in time for Valentine's Day -- if you're wondering where to find the best florists near you?
Officers from across Maryland and even out of state came together Saturday for a joint fundraiser workout to remember one of their own, killed in the line of duty.
With less than a week to go until Valentine's day, some may be scrambling for date ideas.
Two people were hospitalized Friday night following a shooting in west Baltimore.
Taylor McKenzie was last seen Friday in the 1900 block Braddish Ave.
Officers were called to the 3000 block of Oakford Avenue at 10:34 p.m. for a reported shooting where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds.
City Police said that 25-year-old Neil Davis tried to enter Frederick Douglass High School around 12 p.m. but encountered 56-year-old Michael Marks, a special education assistant inside the school lobby.
A Frederick Douglass staff member is in the hospital Friday night after being shot at the high school.
City police are investigating Friday afternoon after a south Baltimore shooting left a man hospitalized.
It will be the largest genetic study of autism in history -- and some of it will be done in Baltimore.
A 72-year-old assisted living facility owner was charged with the rape of the 67-year-old resident.
Vice President Mike Pence was in Baltimore Friday for a tour of Border Customs, analyzing the modern technology designed to keep America safe.
A woman was arrested at The National Aquarium several days after after she allegedly cut a man, killing him.
The National Aquarium's animal rescue is treating a female, harp seal who was rescued off the coast of Maryland.
If your ideal getaway includes taking in the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of a one-of-a-kind cultural event, then Albuquerque in late April is the destination for you.
A new traffic light is now in operation at an intersection in North Baltimore.
A lot goes into choosing a pizza — even beyond the question of toppings. But whether you go for takeout or sit-down, thick crust or thin, sauced or bare, you want something delicious — particularly on National Pizza Day, Feb. 9.
A railroad worker has been fatally injured in Baltimore, and federal investigators are trying to piece together how the deadly accident occurred.
Record rain, rising and falling temperatures and snow-treated roads are creating the perfect conditions for potholes this winter.
Police are investigating a shooting that left two people hospitalized Thursday night.
Mayor Pugh and county executives are on board, encouraging lawmakers to make $15 an hour the state minimum wage.
