Brooklyn Homes community works to heal one year after Baltimore's worst mass shooting
The Brooklyn Homes community came together to mourn and heal one year after Baltimore's worst mass shooting.
How Maryland leaders are working to get a divided Congress to fully fund the next Key Bridge
Maryland leaders are urgently pressing Congress to fully fund a new Key Bridge.
1 year after legalizing recreational marijuana, where does Maryland stand in sales and stigma?
Maryland raked in more than $14 million in taxes from marijuana sales within the first three months alone this year.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore brushes aside post-debate Biden concerns
CBS News pressed Maryland Gov. Wes Moore Sunday on whether he would make a run for the Democratic presidential nomination after concerns about President Joe Biden's performance at last week's debate.
Outrage after judge orders defendant in deadly Beltway crash out of jail to home detention
A Baltimore County judge allowed a driver who pleaded guilty in last year's deadly Beltway crash out of jail and ordered he serve the remainder of his sentence on home detention.
Family of man killed at Royal Farms receives $4.1 million judgement against security company
A jury has awarded $4.1 million to the family of a man shot and killed by a security guard at a Baltimore Royal Farms almost two years ago.
Did a $10 piece of electrical equipment cause the Dali to crash in Key Bridge?
The Dali safely docked Tuesday morning in Norfolk after a 20-hour journey to Virginia with a replacement crew of 22 and a salvage expert onboard.
Ten Dali crew members cleared to leave U.S., ship expected to depart Baltimore on Monday
Ten members of Dali's crew have been cleared to leave the United States, while the ship, which crashed into the Key Bridge three months ago, will be relocated to Norfolk, Virginia on Monday.
Dali, eight crew members set to leave Baltimore for first time since Key Bridge collapse
Eight of the Dali's crew members will be allowed to depart the ship and return to their home countries following a last-minute deal approved by a federal judge, while the ship is expected to leave Baltimore Friday evening.
Deal reached that could pave way for Dali crew to leave U.S., documents show
The 21-member crew from India and Sri Lanka have remained onboard the Dali since the Key Bridge collapse — more than 12 weeks and counting.
Murder of Rachel Morin sparks outrage among Maryland leaders over immigration policies
The murder of Maryland mom Rachel Morin has raised concerns about U.S. immigration policies. Police say the suspect in her killing crossed into the country illegally.
Maryland mom Rachel Morin's family relieved after murder suspect arrested
The suspect accused of killing Harford County mother of five Rachel Morin faced a judge in Oklahoma and waived his extradition hearing Monday afternoon.
Critics of Harborplace redevelopment challenge project with new charter amendment push
Critics of a massive project to redevelop Harborplace say it's far from a done deal-and are now gathering signatures for a charter amendment to restrict development there and in 19 other parks across Baltimore.
Navy sailors pay their respects passing through Key Bridge collapse site
Fleet Week is a celebration of military power and service in the skies and seas, and it is also about giving the public access to vessels they may never otherwise get to see.
Marilyn Mosby fights to keep government from selling Florida condo during appeals
Lawyers for Marilyn Mosby, the former two-term Baltimore City State's Attorney, are fighting to keep the government from selling her Florida condo, which she claims is her only major asset.