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Baltimore Ravens legend Terrell Suggs pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in Arizona for flashing a gun during an argument at a Starbucks drive-thru in March 2024, according to our media partner The Baltimore Banner.
A 79-year-old was killed and a 72-year-old man was critically injured in a double shooting inside a Baltimore senior living apartment complex on Thursday, according to police.
A Baltimore County man turned himself in to police Thursday in connection with a hit-and-run in an Amazon van that was captured on video, Baltimore police said.
Federal workers, community activists and union leaders in Baltimore County joined a nationwide movement on Wednesday to push back against the Trump administration's mass layoffs along with Elon Musk's role.
A Harford County woman won Baltimore Ravens season tickets for the next 20 years through the Maryland Lottery.
Video obtained by WJZ shows a woman getting struck by an Amazon delivery driver, who then took off, Tuesday night in the Butchers Hill neighborhood in downtown Baltimore.
A car fully engulfed in flames forced lane closures Wednesday afternoon to two northbound lanes on I-83 in Baltimore County, according to Maryland transportation officials.
Mr. Monopoly needs your help adding iconic Baltimore landmarks and businesses to a new Baltimore Monopoly board.
Maryland is ranked second among the most educated states in America, according to a study by WalletHub.
A Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert has been issued for Baltimore City from Tuesday, Feb. 18 through the morning of Friday, Feb. 21, Baltimore's Interim Health Commissioner Mary Beth Haller declared on Monday.
David Rubenstein, who is entering his second year as owner of the Baltimore Orioles, says there aren't any financial constraints when it comes to making the team better.
Baltimore City celebrated its first-ever Black History Month Parade on Monday with the theme "A Walk in Legacy."
Baltimore Ravens guard Ben Cleveland was arrested last week on suspicion of driving under the influence in Georgia, according to police.
More than 22,000 BGE customers in Maryland were still without power Monday morning after powerful wind gusts knocked down trees and powerlines Sunday night.
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge has reopened after drivers were stuck in traffic for more than two hours because of the high wind warning that's impacting Maryland, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA).