Summer heat blasts, AAA warns of leaving children in hot cars
It's been a really hot summer so far and it's prompting AAA to put out a warning: don't forget your children in the car.
Former Anne Arundel County teacher accused of raping, sexually abusing students held without bond
Karl Walls, 27, appeared in court virtually Friday for a bond hearing.
Robotic dental assistant lends a steady hand in Baltimore County: 'More precise and accurate'
A Baltimore County dentist's newest assistant has a very steady hand, helping make some procedures a lot easier and more precise.
Baltimore's Inner Harbor was the place to celebrate the Fourth of July
Baltimore's Inner Harbor is all set to host an exciting Fourth of July celebration Tuesday night, culminating in a fireworks show set to kick off at 9:15 p.m.
Former Baltimore high school wrestling coach found not guilty in child sex abuse case
A former prominent wrestling coach, has been found not guilty on all charges related to accusations he assaulted a former wrestler he took under his wing in 2013 and 2014.
Busy Baltimore County road shut down by massive water main break
A massive water main break that shut down a major road in Baltimore County is expected to be repaired Wednesday, officials with the Baltimore Department of Public Works said.
Maryland weed dispensaries to prioritize patients as state prepares for legalization
Dispensaries all over Maryland are bracing for July 1 when the use and sales of recreational weed become legal.
Residents cleaning up after fire from lightning strike displaced 26 at Bel Air condo buildings
Clean-up has been going on all day Tuesday at a set of condo buildings in Bel Air.
North Baltimore sign vandalized with anti-gay slur amid weekend Pride celebrations
During a weekend full of Pride events for Baltimore's LGBTQ+ community, a north Baltimore neighborhood is targeted with an anti-gay slur.
Funeral service held for father and son killed in Annapolis mass shooting
Family and friends packed St. John Neumann Catholic Church for the funeral. Everyone agreed that both Nicolas Mireles and Mario Mireles were taken too soon.
Former Mount Saint Joseph High wrestling coach on trial for alleged sex abuse of minor
The trial for a former, well-known, high school wrestling coach started Wednesday in a Baltimore County courtroom.
Stonewall Sports Baltimore steps in to support LGBTQ+ community
A local sports league has been trying to build a community among LGBTQ+ members in Charm City.
Residents react to MTA bus crashing into Baltimore apartment building: 'I was shocked'
Investigators are still trying to determine how an MTA bus crashed into an apartment building over the weekend in Baltimore.
Gov. Wes Moore reveals Safe Summer Initiative, pushes for public safety
The Safe Summer initiative is a collaborative effort. It will launch through the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services.
Baltimore-area drag shows battles anti-drag legislation in other states while on tour
A Baltimore-area business is putting on drag shows across the country.