Another Detainee Dies At Baltimore Booking Facility
A detainee at Baltimore's Central Booking and Intake Center has become the third person to die at the facility this year.
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A detainee at Baltimore's Central Booking and Intake Center has become the third person to die at the facility this year.
Revenues for the state's six casinos are up over seven percent in November, compared to the previous year, totaling just more than $140 million.
A study released Thursday by Johns Hopkins estimates there are over 7,400 women in forced marriages in four districts in Myanmar and one Chinese Prefecture.
Johns Hopkins University says a website error stopped 18 sexual misconduct complaints filed online from reaching its Title IX office since 2016.
Investigators believe the victim was in the 2000 block of McKean Avenue when he was shot.
It has been less than a week since a Good Samaritan was murdered on Baltimore's streets.
60 percent received four or five stars statewide, 95 percent of Carroll County schools, 91 percent of Howard County schools and 60 percent of Baltimore County schools received four or five stars.
The bishop said Smith was an active member- even running the new member classes.
The City Council took up Joel Fitzgerald's nomination at their final meeting of the year.
It's a chance to expose them to live theatre, and Thursday there was also a once in a lifetime opportunity for a group of design students. Those students had a genuine Tony Award winner come down from New York.
If you haven't visited the MVA to secure a Real ID, the clock is running to meet a federal law.
The city is counting down to the annual monument lighting in Mount Vernon in a celebration that attracts thousands every year.
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter is implementing facial recognition technology for the community to identify lost dogs and cats.
Deputy State Fire Marshals are conducting an origin and cause investigation on an early morning fire that occurred Wednesday in a residential outbuilding located at 929 Blake Road in Elkton, Md.
All the money raised goes to the National Federation of the Blind.
Deputies in Harford County are looking to identify two women that they believe are the same suspects as a previous theft in September.
Shane Horne has been a firefighter in the city for eight years. The 30-year-old fell off his roof while putting up Christmas lights.
This week, Baltimore City Council introduced a resolution for the hospital to not interfere with unionizing efforts. A nurses union will impact nearly 3,200 employees at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Reading Partners is a children's literacy program aimed at children from kindergarten to the 4th grade.
The study, from the Physician Employment Report, examines the 2018 labor market for doctors and nurse practitioners in the top metros across the country.
Brightwood College abruptly closed all of its locations, leaving students at its Baltimore and Towson campuses with many questions.
A search and seizure warrant carried out Thursday by Baltimore Police resulted in the arrest of a man found in possession of a gun and various drugs.
A Baltimore law firm has filed one of two class-action lawsuits against Mariott for the recent massive data breach.
The death earlier this year of a woman paralyzed in a 1997 shooting has been ruled a homicide.
Baltimore City police are on the scene of a shooting at a warehouse in south Baltimore following a robbery.
