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Former Baltimore Ravens owner Art Modell is one of nine semifinalists for possible enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2025 as a contributor.
Joel Biermann, the former mayor of University Park in Prince George's County, is being held without bond on 28 charges in a child exploitation investigation.
Johnson, who was traded to the Baltimore Ravens from the Carolina Panthers, joined his new team at practice in Owings Mills on Wednesday.
A 16-year-old is wanted in connection with a shooting in Pikesville that left a teen dead, police said.
Officer Eli Eugene Winston has had his police powers suspended and is on home detention without pay, Baltimore police confirmed.
President Joe Biden made a surprise stop at Canton's popular BMore Licks ice cream shop during his visit to Baltimore on Tuesday.
Staph (Staphylococcus aureus) food poisoning from an outside dish sickened dozens of employees at the NAFCO Wholesale Fish Distribution Facility on October 21 in Jessup, according to the Maryland Department of Health.
Early voting in Maryland ended on Thursday, Oct. 31, but Marylanders can still cast their ballots on Election Day.
The Baltimore Ravens have agreed in principle to acquire former Pro Bowl wide receiver Diontae Johnson from the Carolina Panthers, the Ravens announced on Tuesday.
Two people died and four others were injured in a fiery crash on I-83 in Baltimore County on Wednesday.
The excessive speed of two cars and unsafe lane changing were found to be probable causes of the I-695 work zone crash that killed six construction workers, according to the final report by the National Transportation Safety Board.
Jack Callis, the man accused of assaulting two 23-year-old men in Federal Hill after a Ravens and Washington Commanders football game on October 13, is held without bail.
Ryan Christopher Hall, 50, a detective with the Harford County Sheriff's Office is facing charges after allegedly sexually abusing two young children, according to police.
A Harford County councilman is facing charges for stealing from the electrical workers union he led for more than 50 years, according to our media partner at The Baltimore Banner.
Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises was given a second one-year contract extension that will keep her in charge through June 2026.