Education Top Budget Priority For Maryland With Record Funding For 2020
Gov. Hogan unveiled parts of his plan Thursday calling it "The most money ever spent on education in our state's history,"
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Gov. Hogan unveiled parts of his plan Thursday calling it "The most money ever spent on education in our state's history,"
Tickets went on sale Friday morning at 10 a.m. on Ticketmaster.com.
With rain and single-digit temperatures on the way for the weekend, a Code Blue Extreme Cold declaration has been issued for Baltimore City.
When officers arrived, they found the victim with gunshot wounds to his body. The victim was taken to an area hospital where he died from his injuries.
The Hippodrome Theatre announced the lineup for the 2019/2020 season, anchored by the 2017 and 2018 Tony Award-winners for "Best Musical" Dear Evan Hansen and The Band's Visit.
A Baltimore employee was found with hacking tools on his city computer, prompting the mayor to order a security review.
Due to the ongoing partial government shutdown, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients in Maryland will receive their February benefits early.
It was definitely impressive earlier in the evening Thursday but once things started slowing down, it looked more like just a light rain.
From planting evidence, to overtime schemes to the infamous Gun Trace Task Force, it's no secret Baltimore City Police have been ravaged by corruption over the years.
For them, it's not just lost sales, some are losing staff. Others say they can't get the permits they need to keep operating. They say all of these issues are a ripple effect of this nearly month-long shutdown.
A winter weather advisory will be in effect Thursday from 6 p.m. through 4 a.m. Friday across parts of Maryland.
A ranking Baltimore police commander once investigated over the use of funds from a nonprofit she created is suing the department over its probe.
Baltimore police are hoping the public can help them find a missing vulnerable adult.
Snow, rain and ice. Winter is here in Maryland and we're expected to see winter precipitation twice this week.
Thousands of supporters celebrated with Governor Larry Hogan Wednesday night at MGM National Harbor for the Inaugural Ball after he had been sworn in earlier in the day.
Several survivors have doubts as to whether a new third-party review panel formed to look into complaints of abuse is really independent of the church.
Baltimore City Council President Bernard C. "Jack" Young announced Wednesday plans for a two-person delegation of City Council members to travel to New Orleans to conduct background interviews for Michael Harrison, who is Mayor Pugh's pick for Baltimore City's new police commissioner.
Police are investigating after a man was hospitalized following a shooting in west Baltimore Wednesday afternoon.
The drug trafficking ring at Woodbrook and North Ave was known as "Black Magic", and on Tuesday, 11 suspected members were put in handcuffs, among them was Antonio Johnson Junior, Davon Jones, Jarrell Wilson, Ashley Hargrove and Derrick McFadden.
TSA reported 7.6 percent of its 51,000 employees called out sick, causing hangups at other major airports including Miami, Washington Dulles and Houston Bush- and a domino effect of worry for those flying out of BWI as the shutdown continues on.
Two men were arrested in Baltimore Tuesday after a traffic stop yielded multiple bags of drugs and a revolver.
Auntie Anne's started serving breakfast sandwiches at some airports nationwide, including BWI.
Police say a woman was in the 1400 block of Henry Street at Clement when three suspects approached her, one with a gun, and ordered her to give them her keys.
Philip Stanley West, 48, is facing several charges, including first-degree murder.
The incident occurred on January 6 in the 2600 block of East Fayette Street in Baltimore.
