Police Investigating Teen's Body Found On Railroad Tracks
Police suspect foul play after finding a body on railroad tracks Thursday morning.
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Police suspect foul play after finding a body on railroad tracks Thursday morning.
The pedestrian, identified as Leonid Isaakovich, 83, of the 3600 block of Fords Lane, was taken to Sinai Hospital by Baltimore County Fire medics with potentially life-threatening injuries.
The concept was spearheaded by Chris Schafer, a fashion designer, giving men who have fallen on hard times an opportunity to land on their feet with a recycled suit for job interviews and a one on one experience with their own stylist.
A violent day in Baltimore Tuesday as three people were fatally wounded, 11 total people shot.
Peter Franchot, Maryland's comptroller, is calling for an investigation of his allegations that large brewing companies have corrupted Maryland legislators with questionable campaign contributions and favors.
Wednesday, Baltimore area McDonald's will donate 25 percent of their proceeds for what's called "A Day of Change".
Statistics show the number of opioid-related overdoses in Maryland increased 14.8 percent over the first six months of 2018 compared with the same period last year.
Howe was last seen at around 3 p.m. Friday afternoon at the bus stop located at Grand Drive and Fairground Ave.
Martin Hall, 56, of Reisterstown, Md., was sentenced 25 years in prison, followed by a lifetime supervised release for traveling from the U.S. to the Philippines to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a minor, producing child pornography with intent to take it back to the United States.
Drivers who are willing to give someone a ride can use the app to connect. Passengers will pay a small fee that will cover just enough for gas and tolls.
Research published by the American Psychological Association found people with "agreeable" personalities tend to be associated with indicators of financial hardship.
Court records say Under Armour has reached an undisclosed settlement over a trademark dispute with a similarly named company.
Roughly 11 percent of those who took the latest Baltimore police sergeant's exam have passed.
Police believe Kaliyah Nicole Wright, 15, left her home in the 5900 block of Harpers Farm of her own will on October 3.
The recall is expected to begin October 22.
Democrat Ben Jealous is pressing his criticism of Gov. Larry Hogan by saying the governor lacks plans to improve education and health care, while Hogan is highlighting bipartisanship and his efforts to restore money for roads.
After concerns moving around Baltimore, the Downtown Partnership will begin placing unarmed security guards at busy intersections as early as next week to calm interactions between "squeegee kids" and drivers, according to our media partners The Baltimore Sun.
A judge has ruled that a man charged in a deadly shooting at a Maryland police station is not qualified to pursue an insanity defense
This week marks Fire Prevention Week, and officials are doing everything they can to try and save lives as families across Maryland have been destroyed by tragic fires over the years.
A federal judge has ruled the state of Maryland can't force state retirees onto a federal prescription drug plan until a lawsuit is decided.
James Chavis was sentenced for the stabbing death of Oscar Acevedo. He was convicted by a jury of manslaughter in June 2018.
Several thousand people will be coming together on Saturday for the 2018 Komen Maryland Race For the Cure to raise money for breast cancer at Columbia Gateway
Maryland is home to two of America's most haunted hotels, based on this survey of supernatural occurrences.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced a new app for Maryland students to anonymously report threats, problems or concerning behavior to authorities.
Two men were arrested in Anne Arundel County Tuesday on multiple counts of drug possession and other charges.
