Software error pays Maryland workers twice their buyout payments
Maryland officials are advising those who received the excess funds not to touch the extra money in their accounts, which will be taken back automatically.
Collapse of 145-year-old Baltimore County bridge being investigated
The collapse of a 145-year-old bridge in Baltimore County on Monday has investigators working to determine the cause, while the brother of a septic truck driver is relieved there were no injuries.
Maryland mother checks in with ICE for first time since release from detainment
Melissa Tran came to the United States legally as a refugee from Vietnam in 1993, but a conviction involving theft from her employer in 2001 left her vulnerable for deportation.
Deadly Baltimore shooting raises questions about use of force for self defense
The deadly shooting of an alleged burglar by a store owner in Baltimore's Canton neighborhood has raised questions about when you can legally use lethal force if you believe you are in danger.
Baltimore business owner shoots, kills burglar in incident captured on camera
A business owner in Baltimore's Canton neighborhood shot and killed a man during a burglary at his jewelry store early Thursday morning, police said.
Maryland mother freed after ICE detained her for months over decades-old theft conviction
Melissa Tran is back in Maryland after federal immigration authorities detained her more than five months ago over a non-violent conviction two decades earlier.
Contracted teachers sue Baltimore schools, nonprofit LTYC over unpaid wages
Maryland teachers contracted through a nonprofit program providing arts education in schools are suing, claiming they weren't paid for several months of work, according to the law firm Hoffman Employment Law, LLC.
Baltimore media pioneer talks immigration, wrongful detainment in Venezuela
Erick Oribio Quintana has been an influential voice in Maryland's Hispanic community for years — running his own media empire.
New report shares details about transgender inmates in Maryland
A new report by Maryland's Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) details how the state is treating transgender inmates, one of the state's most vulnerable populations behind bars.
Amber Canter pushes to protect transgender inmates after attack at Central Booking
Amber Canter's beating six years ago at Baltimore's Central Booking was captured on camera and led to a $750,000 settlement with the state of Maryland.
No charges in death of Baltimore DPW employee fatally struck by trash truck
No charges will be filed in the death of Timothy Cartwell, a Baltimore Department of Public Works employee struck and killed by a trash truck nearly a year ago.
Family of Baltimore mother who was killed pleads for justice
Kayla Williams, a 30-year-old mother of three children, was shot and killed in Baltimore's Edmondson Village neighborhood on July 22.
Teachers support Coppin grad, former Baltimore principal facing ICE deportation
Some Baltimore educators are stunned at the arrest of Dr. Ian Roberts, who was a teacher and principal in city schools for almost eight years in the early 2000s.
Des Moines superintendent arrested by ICE is Coppin State graduate, former Baltimore principal
Dr. Ian Andre Roberts is a veteran educator and former Olympian who served as a principal in Baltimore City Schools. His arrest sent shockwaves through Des Moines, Iowa.
Maryland lawmakers raise concerns after teen in DHS care found dead in hotel
Lawmakers are demanding accountability and investigations into how a 16-year-old girl in state care died while being housed at a hotel in East Baltimore.