The 24-year-old man who was shot to death early Saturday in Baltimore’s Federal Hill neighborhood was hosting a “game night” party and broadcasting on Facebook Live when his attacker scaled a fence, according to a review of the video and a woman who attended the party.
March finished with 18 homicides, a number in line with what’s typically been recorded during the month in recent years. But the overall crime picture remains more complex. Total reported crime in Baltimore has dipped, as have calls to 911, data show.
Maryland Natural Resources Police resumed Saturday an effort to recover former Maryland Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend’s missing daughter and grandson, who were last seen struggling in a canoe in the Chesapeake Bay on Thursday.
Mount Airy is in mourning following the loss of two members of their community that were killed in a shooting Thursday afternoon.
As Maryland struggles to cope with the coronavirus pandemic, some of the 107 markets listed in the 2020 Maryland Farmers Market Directory are open — the Saturday morning 32nd Street Market in Baltimore's Waverly neighborhood among them.
Confirmed cases of the coronavirus hit 3,125 in Maryland on Saturday, with the death toll rising to 53, state officials said.
As schools close and non-essential workers are asked to stay home due to the coronavirus pandemic, parents around the world are now spending more time at home with their children. Here is a guide on how to entertain your kids while social distancing keeps your family indoors.
Cutthroat suppliers, shady middlemen, phantom shipments, prices soaring by the hour. Just another day in medical supplies.
As state-ordered business shutdowns continue during the new coronavirus pandemic, Maryland labor officials have been notified of an increasing number of layoffs.
The steeple of the former St. James the Less Catholic Church loomed over East Baltimore until lightning struck.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Friday said coronavirus cases or clusters of cases have now been identified in 60 different nursing home facilities across the state, as well as in multiple correctional facilities in the state.
After eight years and several missed connections, Wolfe ended up where he thought he could’ve fit all along.
The U.S. State Department has coordinated the return of Americans from 74 countries since the end of January. But an untold number of Marylanders and other Americans remain waiting to return from overseas.
State and federal health officials need to began tracking coronavirus by race to prevent bias in treatment and save lives.
A Pimlico Race Course parking lot will be used as a drive-thru COVID-19 screening site, Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced Friday.
Maryland universities are beginning to outline plans to refund students for tuition, room and board and fees after the university system restricted access to campus in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Maryland’s spring turkey season is just two weeks away. However, with the tyrannical pallor of COVID-19 hanging heavy over every aspect of our lives, Outdoors columnist Chris Dollar has yet to decide if I’ll hunt the April 18 opener.
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The U.S. State Department has coordinated the return of Americans from 74 countries since the end of January. But an untold number of Marylanders and other Americans remain waiting to return from overseas.
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The U.S. State Department has coordinated the return of Americans from 74 countries since the end of January. But an untold number of Marylanders and other Americans remain waiting to return from overseas.
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As Maryland struggles to cope with the coronavirus pandemic, some of the 107 markets listed in the 2020 Maryland Farmers Market Directory are open — the Saturday morning 32nd Street Market in Baltimore's Waverly neighborhood among them.
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A century ago, Baltimore had baseball fever. In 1920, the Orioles won 110 games – including the final 25 – to capture the International League pennant. The team’s success buoyed the spirits of a city struggling through the third and final year of the flu pandemic that killed 675,000 Americans.
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