Baltimore On The Verge Of Hitting 300 Homicides
As of Monday morning, there have been 297 murders this year.
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As of Monday morning, there have been 297 murders this year.
Terrell Gibson was convicted after trial by a jury of first-degree murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a crime of violence in the 2017 fatal shooting of Dionay Smith.
Aberdeen Police arrested two women for pickpocketing following an incident at a Panera Bread.
The Baltimore Police Department has recalled its officers that were detailed to a special ATF task force, the department confirmed Monday.
It has also been confirmed the man was a store owner on the 2900 block of Garrison Boulevard in the Forest Park neighborhood. It is not known where exactly he was shot at this time.
Police are looking for two suspects in two separate incidents in Glen Burnie, an attempted commercial robbery and a commercial robbery in the last week.
Weather conditions for Sunday will remain wet and damp for most parts of Maryland. Temperatures will begin to drop throughout the day.
While most people were sleeping in a Canton neighborhood, surveillance cameras recorded the final moments of a Christmas present heist.
In addition, about $20,000 in fines already paid will be forgiven. Those customers can get a credit to their account.
A former Maryland business owner has appealed the 17-year sentence he received following his conviction this summer on charges that he fraudulently obtained $50 million in credit.
Prince George's County Police say they are on the scene of a death investigation in Lanham.
Officers said a homeowner was trying to stop the suspects from driving away when they hit him with the car and took off.
Two Baltimore men charged in the fatal shooting of the grandson of state Del. Talmadge Branch were found guilty of murder Friday, according to a spokesperson for the city State's Attorney's Office.
A new task force met for the first time to discuss violence in Baltimore City schools. They focused on the Code of Conduct and whether it is too lenient and appropriately addresses assaults on teachers and support staff.
Maryland's corrections department says an inmate allegedly tried to sexually assault a correctional officer at the Patuxent Institution in Jessup.
The Undersecretary of the Army is discussing ways to include city students in the Army's national initiative to get young people in touch with stem-related fields.
The Baltimore Orioles have officially named Brandon Hyde as the newest manager for the team.
They have now committed $91 million toward it, Maryland officials confirmed Thursday.
Cirque Nutcracker will perform at the Meyerhoff from December 14-16.
The two girls, along with two other American students, competed at the "International Olympiada of Spoken Russian," against students from 35 nations including China, Cyprus, Peru and Syria.
Officials on a Maryland fiscal panel are calling for caution in state budgeting as state lawmakers head into next session with more than $1 billion in unspent revenues.
A dog is fighting for her life after being shot in the face during a home invasion Sunday evening in Baltimore.
Civil rights groups filed the suit Wednesday against Maryland's Prince George's County and its police chief, Henry Stawinski, on behalf of several current or former officers.
Schuh will replace Clay Stamp, who is returning to Talbot County as assistant county manager and emergency services director.
They call it, "Shrimp and Gifts". Jimmy's Seafood provided not only the shrimp but also some of the money toward the $150 gift card each child was handed to spend and paired with Ravens players Orlando Brown, Marc Humphrey or Haynd Hurst.
