Wrongly Convicted Man Sues Balt. City For $9M
After spending more than 20 years behind bars for crimes he didn't commit, James Owens is suing Baltimore City.
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After spending more than 20 years behind bars for crimes he didn't commit, James Owens is suing Baltimore City.
Baltimore Police are searching for two vehicles in connection with the shooting of a 15-year-old male.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland says body-camera footage from the days after a Baltimore police detective was fatally shot shows Harlem Park residents "living in a police state."
" I've known OJ's story, growing up in Maryland and it's just something that I try to implement into my every day life--something I support and his outlook on life is unbelievable," said 5K winner Andrew Cantor.
Baltimore's 11 hospitals are pledging to do more to combat the opioid epidemic.
Police are investigating a shooting in Essex Monday afternoon that sent one person to the hospital.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has announced the replacement for the seat vacated by Nathaniel Oaks.
Police in Baltimore need your help to find 65-year-old Gerald Williams.
At one Baltimore restaurant, patrons can take them up on the El Toro Grande challenge and get the $36 burrito for free, plus a t-shirt and your name on the wall.
City transportation officials say it will take tens of millions of dollars in upgrades to fix an antiquated network of traffic signals.
Researchers at the University of Maryland, College Park have examined how certain changes could affect the quality of life for people in the Baltimore-Washington area about 20 years from now in 2040.
A member of a violent Baltimore street gang could spend the rest of his life behind bars after being convicted on federal racketeering and drug trafficking charges.
Baltimore City police are investigating two homicides within an hour of each other on Saturday night.
Saturday was a beautiful day to try to make Baltimore's streets a little more beautiful.
A special ceremony in Baltimore on Friday celebrated the skilled men and women who save the most critically injured.
Ozzie Newsome conjured one final fascinating draft for a team that has relied on his intuition since its inception.
As women fight for equality and harassment-free workplaces, the MeToo movement has bolstered their efforts.
Hundreds of Ravens fans flocked to the Inner Harbor on Saturday to celebrate the 2018 NFL draft.
Maryland's highest court is poised to decide whether a former state senator's name should be removed from the June primary ballot after his guilty plea in a federal bribery case.
A Maryland appeals court has rejected a Baltimore synagogue's challenge to a stormwater management levy on city property owners.
The Ravens have drafted two Sooners in the third round: Oklahoma offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. and tight end Mark Andrews.
The National Aquarium in Baltimore celebrated a rescue milestone Friday.
Baltimore Police are investigating after nine people were injured, including two fatally, in less than a day in separate shootings across the city.
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of "The Sandlot," fans will have the opportunity to watch the classic baseball film on the scoreboard at Camden Yards.
The Baltimore City school system has released its latest proposed budget, which would cut more than $5 million from the district's charter schools.
