Baltimore Police seek tips in shooting death of 16-year-old near Johns Hopkins Hospital
Police are looking for tips as they continue to investigate a double shooting Monday near Johns Hopkins Hospital that left a 16-year-old dead.
Squeegee worker's attorney: Case should move to juvenile system after conviction in Timothy Reynolds' death
The attorney representing a teenage squeegee worker found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Timothy Reynolds in July 2022 will be asking the judge to have the case transferred to the juvenile system.
Johns Hopkins doctor explains new dominant COVID variant, EG.5
There has been a recent uptick in COVID cases and hospitalizations and the CDC reports that there is a new dominant COVID variant in the United States.
Brutal storm leaves Carroll County community in shambles
Carroll County residents are still talking about a ruthless storm that tore down limbs and knocked out power Monday evening.
Baltimore County father's 30-year tradition: Gifting Black Holiday Barbies to daughter
The Barbie movie continues to dominate the box office.
Cllctivgive crowdfunding campaign supports Black businesses
Cllcivgive will is hosting a virtual crowdfunding campaign and three events: Black Business Quest, Cllctivgive Talks and the Cllctivgive Party and Changemaker Awards.
Newest Baltimore City firefighters, EMTs take oath following 40 weeks at Fire Academy
The Baltimore City Fire Department held a graduation ceremony Monday for three recruiting classes.
MTA's MobilityLink/Paratransit program investigated after disability groups file complaint
The Department of Justice is investigating the Maryland Transit Administration's MobilityLink/Paratransit Program after groups for people with disabilities filed a formal complaint.
Heat Wave Hazards: Know the signs of heat-related illnesses
While some people in Howard County are trying to find ways to beat the heat, other people are embracing it—but hydration is key.
Owings Mills residents shocked by shooting of pet dog at apartment complex
The shooting stunned apartment residents, in part because the complex is dog-friendly and even has a dog park on the premises.
Ravens' Mark Andrews hangs out with children with Type 1 diabetes at ADA camp at Johns Hopkins
On Monday, Andrews spent the day at Johns Hopkins with Camp Charm City, a camp for children who have been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.
West Nile Virus detected in Anne Arundel County mosquitoes: Medical professionals urge caution
Areas in Anne Arundel County were sprayed Sunday evening because of the detection of West Nile Virus in mosquitoes.
Baltimore body shop owner sees trend of steering wheel airbag thefts
Loui Georgalas says his shop has had 12 customers in the past three months with the same problem: their driver-side airbags were stolen out of their vehicles.
$4M Mega Millions ticket sold in Baltimore as Powerball reaches $1 billion
The jackpot for Mega Millions, which nobody has won yet, sits at an estimated $720 million for the Friday drawing.
BGE unauthorized to work on Federal Hill block that protesters were arrested, lawyer says
A lawyer for three women who were arrested protesting BGE's forced installation of external gas regulators in Federal Hill is pushing for the charges to be dropped.