Mayor Young Signs Executive Order Barring 'Gag Orders' In Police Settlements
Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young signed an executive order Friday that the City said will ensure transparency in police-involved litigation.
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Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young signed an executive order Friday that the City said will ensure transparency in police-involved litigation.
The Senate Appropriations Committee has approved legislation for the Chesapeake Bay's oyster restoration funding.
Every year, the team hosts Special Olympics athletes during games, practices, and supports the annual Polar Plunge.
His sentencing is scheduled for December 16, 2019 at 3 p.m.
Anyone with information to the whereabouts of 21-year-old Keith Wilkenson is asked to contact WATF detectives at 410-637-8970 or simply dial 911.
Kathleen Bond, from Jameson Lane in Pikesville, left home unannounced Sunday morning, and police said she can become confused without her medication.
40-year-old Guy Young, of Cypress Creek Drive is charged with fatally shooting 33-year-old Samuel Wright, of no fixed address.
Baltimore Spirits Company and W.C. Harlan are teaming up to raise funds for Bahamas relief efforts after Hurricane Dorian devastated parts of the islands.
Some Marylanders reported they felt an earthquake that's epicenter was just across the border in York County, Pennslyvania Saturday night.
The trip is scheduled to last from Sunday through Sept. 30. It will include stops in Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne.
The Fell's Point home featured in the classic romantic comedy "Sleepless in Seattle" is on sale for $575.000.
A small plane crashed on Route 50 in Bowie, Maryland Thursday morning after the pilot allegedly misjudged the landing.
A state committee Thursday approved millions of dollars for portable air conditioning and HVAC system installation at a number of Baltimore City and County schools.
Police are searching for a suspect in the burglary of a popular sandwich and ice cream joint in Towson.
Three Maryland congressmen are demanding ICE cease tactics used to arrest immigrants that they call "predatory bait and switch practices,"
A team of four Maryland crabbers took home the top prize at the country's largest annual crabbing tournament.
All Baltimore Recreation Centers will open an hour early at 12 p.m. to accommodate students affected by school closings due to the heat.
Officials said they will be assigned to the Patrol Operations Division and will help authorities locate and seize illegal narcotics.
Authorities have dropped a simple assault charge against a Maryland man who used a dog leash to lead his wife around a Pennsylvania fair because she has late-stage dementia.
Court documents say Vines worked for a Towson health care company, where she provided in-home personal care services to Medicaid recipients.
The New York Times says Justify won the 2018 Triple Crown after a failed postrace drug test at a California track that could have kept the horse out of the Kentucky Derby.
Even though many users said they're trendy and convenient, maintenance crews around the country are now finding the wireless earbuds on train tracks and on the floors of subway systems.
The new man in the middle of the Baltimore Ravens defense arrived as an undrafted free agent and carries the not-so-fearsome nickname "Peanut."
About half the states, along with about 2,000 local governments, reached a tentative deal Wednesday with Purdue Pharma over its role in the nation's deadly opioid epidemic.
Daniel Alejandra Alvarado Cuellar's body was found July 31 in the 8400 block of Loch Raven Boulevard.
