Phil Davis

As protesters called Monday for the firing and prosecution of a Baltimore police officer caught on tape punching a woman in the face, the office of Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby had already concluded that he would not be criminally charged.

Maryland health officials confirmed 549 new cases of the coronavirus statewide Monday and 20 more deaths due to the disease.

Gov. Larry Hogan, Baltimore officials and public health experts voiced concern Sunday that protests in the city and elsewhere could lead to a surge in new cases of the coronavirus as the state confirmed 763 news cases and 21 more deaths.

Two Baltimore Department of Public Works employees were fired after an Inspector General investigation found the two were either on the clock or using sick leave to go on vacations and trips across the country.

Marylanders filed 48,963 more jobless claims in the week ending on May 22, state officials said Thursday.

A man was shot in the leg Wednesday in Baltimore’s Central Park Heights neighborhood, police say, about two blocks from where a 34-year-old man was fatally shot Sunday.

Police have charged a former Ner Israel Rabbinical College student with attempted murder after they say intentionally tried to run over at least one staff member with his car Tuesday.

The Baltimore police officer who was shot and wounded during a chase in Federal Hill Tuesday night is Officer Joshua Jackson, a 27-year-old Anne Arundel County native also known as "Saint, the Rapping Cop" sources confirmed.

A group of Baltimore advocates and city council members is calling on Comcast to expand internet access available to the city’s low-income residents, saying during a news conference Tuesday that the internet has become a public utility for children trying to learn during the coronavirus pandemic.

Baltimore police say a man was fatally shot in the city's Coppin Heights neighborhood Tuesday.

Four years after Councilman Leon Pinkett was first elected in 2016 as a wave of new council members took over the government body, voters will choose between four Democrats and a Republican for his successor.

The race Baltimore City Council’s 10th District is shaping up to be highly competitive, with nine Democrats and two Republicans looking to replace retiring Councilman Ed Reisinger.

A Dundalk church says it will defy Baltimore County’s orders limiting crowd size after its pastor was recorded tearing up a cease-and-desist order threatening to fine the church $5,000 for reopening its doors.

The Maryland Department of Agriculture says the state has seen the first hatch of a spotted lanternfly this year and is encouraging residents to keep an eye out for the invasive species.

A multijurisdictional chase led to Baltimore County Police firing their weapons at three shooting suspects after the suspects fled to Elkridge on Thursday afternoon, Howard County Police said.

U.S. Sens. Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen, as well as former Sen. Barbara Mikulski, all of Maryland, have endorsed Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.

An investigation by Baltimore Inspector General’s Office found that the chairman of the city’s Auction Advisory Board accepted improper payments and gift cards to help unlicensed auctioneers host auctions in the city.

Officials in Baltimore and Harford counties say smoke from a wildfire in New Jersey is what caused smoky conditions in some parts of the state Wednesday.

Baltimore Police Officer Gregory Parker will appear on the new Fox television show "Ultimate Tag" on Wednesday at 9 p.m.

Maryland officials announced they are expanding child care access to workers returning to their jobs during the first phase of the state’s recovery from the coronavirus shutdowns.

Baltimore’s Enoch Pratt Free Library is offering free Wi-Fi service outside four of its branches.

Baltimore Police say a man died after he was shot in the head in the city’s McElderry Park neighborhood Tuesday afternoon.

Firefighters say several people were taken to the hospital after a fire broke out at a Towson apartment complex Tuesday.

Baltimore Police said late Tuesday night that a baby Nigerian Dwarf goat that was reported stolen from a southern Baltimore community garden has been anonymously returned.

A temporary District Court location in Catonsville will be closed after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus.

Baltimore City police received approximately 60 calls for illegal gatherings on Friday, the first day some coronavirus restrictions were eased at the state level, police department spokesman detective Donny Moses said.

More than 65,000 Marylanders filed for unemployment insurance and assistance last week.

The state has confirmed 34,812 total cases of COVID-19. Fifty-one more people died due to complications from the illness since Saturday, bringing the state total up to 1,694 fatalities.

Maryland officials reported Tuesday that the state has confirmed 688 new cases of the coronavirus.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Baltimore field office say they’ve seized thousands of unapproved or counterfeit coronavirus medications and test kits, with some seizures including the drug Chloroquine, the anti-malarial drug once promoted by the president as a possible treatment to COVID-19.

Maryland officials reported Monday that the state has confirmed 786 new cases of the coronavirus.

Here’s a look at the eight ZIP codes in the Baltimore metro region with the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases.

Maryland officials reported Sunday that the state has confirmed 1,053 new cases of the coronavirus.

Maryland saw another jump in unemployment assistance claims last week as nearly 110,000 residents filed claims after the state allowed independent contractors and gig workers to file for unemployment aid late last month.

Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan said the town will reopen its beaches to the general public this Saturday, telling reporters Monday that he doesn’t believe the action will violate Gov. Larry Hogan’s executive order allowing for essential travel only.

Maryland officials reported Sunday that the state has confirmed 989 new cases of the coronavirus.

Baltimore’s exterminators say the city’s rats have moved from restaurants to homes as the coronavirus pandemic has cut down on food waste from the city’s eating establishments.

Maryland officials reported Monday that the state has confirmed 906 new cases of the coronavirus.

Maryland officials reported Sunday that state has confirmed 815 new cases of the coronavirus, 30 of them fatal, a decrease in both the number of new cases and deaths after the state reported its deadliest day of the pandemic Saturday.

Gov. Larry Hogan Sunday morning said Maryland's emergency health hotline that was set up to field questions about the coronavirus pandemic had received "hundreds" of inquiries about the safety of ingesting cleaning products to kill the virus.

At least two clients of the FutureCare Lochearn facility in northwest Baltimore, Minnie Saunders and Esther Walker, have died of COVID-19, according to their family members.

The Maryland Department of Labor says that 47,545 state residents filed claims for unemployment insurance, a decrease of about 14,000 claims from the week prior.

Johns Hopkins University announced a series of austerity measures Wednesday after estimating the university and its medical system will have to cut costs by $475 million through June 2021.

Maryland officials said 854 new cases of COVID-19, more commonly known as the coronavirus, have been confirmed over the past 24 hours.

Baltimore police say 26-year-old Arthur Holt was arrested and charged with the murder of Dontrell Toliver in Baltimore city earlier this month.

Darius Gore, a 28-year-old Baltimore man who went into a coma last month in Northwest Baltimore when a woman fleeing police in an allegedly stolen car plowed into his vehicle died Friday night, his mother said.

Baltimore police say a 23-year-old man died after he was shot in the head around midnight.

The 522 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Maryland Sunday marks the second consecutive day the state has seen a decrease in the number of new cases over a 24-hour period.

A Baltimore police sergeant seen on video purposefully coughing on residents in southeast Baltimore has been reassigned, the department said.

Maryland health officials are now reporting new coronavirus cases by ZIP code while the state has added 531 new confirmed cases since Saturday.