Baltimore Reaches 300 Homicides For 2018
Baltimore recorded its 300th murder of 2018 as the city continues to be one of America's most violent.
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Baltimore recorded its 300th murder of 2018 as the city continues to be one of America's most violent.
Thanks to an anonymous tip from the community, deputies charged a man on December 14 for directing his daughter to steal a package off the porch of a home in Bel Air.
A Maryland commission won't finish recommendations on new funding formulas for K-12 education in time for legislative action next year, delaying a major effort to increase the formulas for the first time since 2002 and disappointing supporters.
Another noose has been found at Chesapeake Bay Middle School, school officials said Wednesday.
A spike in gun violence has Baltimore's Mayor Catherine Pugh demanding change to turn the City around.
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery is bringing in 2019 with a special, mystery beer.
In the last few years, 2,700 patients who came to Medstar Union Memorial Hospital seeking treatment for various injuries and illnesses have left with referrals to drug treatment programs.
Police charged an Edgewood High School student with assault after she sprayed pepper spray in her school.
Police say the man approached the 5-year-old in the children's section around 6 p.m. on Saturday, pulled down her pants and touched her.
Anne Arundel County Detention Facilities Superintendent Terry Kokolis ended the county's participation in the federal 287(g) program Dec. 4, less than 24 hours after County Executive Steuart Pittman pledged to "kiss" 287(g) "goodbye."
There is no word yet on what caused the break, but the road is closed while repairs are being made.
The most common methods for preventing pregnancy, according to a new government report are female sterilization, oral contraception, long-acting reversible contraception such as IUDs and implants, and male condoms.
A Baltimore government official was given double pay, costing the city $34,615,40 in his paychecks, and did not disclose the extra money to his boss, the city's inspector general found.
The first company to be licensed as a medical marijuana grower in Maryland has been fined for using banned crop-protection pesticides.
Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD 2nd District), was inside the hospital when it locked down. He said he met with military leaders about the incident to make sure it doesn't happen again.
Investigators said this accident only involved one car, and the roof of the car is gone.
The chain is selling limited edition wrapping paper in two styles- salsa and guacamole.
The panel listened to testimony from Baltimore's lead public defender who leads the office's special litigation section focused on police misconduct issues.
A 44-acre lodge and waterpark may be coming soon to Cecil County, according to a report.
An internet troll who harassed a black college student with racist messages on social media has agreed to a court settlement requiring him to get "anti-hate training," apologize in writing and on video and publicly renounce white supremacy.
Authorities in Maryland and Washington, D.C., say a second man accused in the kidnapping and rape of a Maryland woman has been arrested in North Carolina.
No one has claimed the prize so far from the June 26 drawing.
Lenna, a dog shot in her face during a home invasion a week ago in Baltimore, has recently been moved from the ER to a partnering veterinary clinic for continued monitored care, BARCS said Monday afternoon.
Baltimore County teachers are getting a school supply boost.
The Kent County Orphan's Court judge was arrested March 9 when she was stopped for speeding. She received probation before judgment in July on a count of driving while impaired.
