Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby said Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has repeatedly failed to meet with her to discuss “real solutions” to the city’s crime problem.
A years-old lawsuit that sought to bar the county’s commissioners from leading prayers at their meetings came to a dramatic close this month. But residents might keep the fight going.
The parent company of Giant Food said Thursday it plans to restrict toxic chemicals in food packaging and beauty products at its 2,000 grocery stores nationwide.
In the wake of Sept. 3 incident where a man drove truck into the Taneytown city offices, other Carroll municipalities are considering security upgrades.
The stand-up comic and former star of 'In Living Color' talks Baltimore, his love for local audiences and one of his most memorable characters (hint: it's the one with the Baltimore-D.C. accent).
Six years after a train derailment and three years after it was won, a $700,000 federal grant for safety measures at CSX rail crossings in Maryland remains unspent.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools have postponed Friday games between Meade and Old Mill high varsity and JV football teams as police continue to look for a teenager wanted in connection with shots being fired in Odenton.
The City Council withdrew legislation that would have waived docking fees for this weekend's Classic Wooden Sailboat Rendezvous and Race. The resolution violated federal rules that could have risked the city losing $2 million in grant funding.
Nine years after Michael Anthony Temple was shot in an Odenton home invasion and robbery — and five years after the injuries he suffered that night killed him — police used DNA analysis to identify and charge Fred Lee Frampton Jr. of Glen Burnie.
After much discussion Thursday, the Carroll County commissioners agreed to give preference to local candidates for the new county fire and emergency services director.
Maryland’s Board of Revenue Estimates has approved a $130 million increase to its 2020 fiscal projection, even as board members said the uptick did not mean the public should be bullish about the state’s economy.
James Ewing Menke, 53, of Pasadena, was charged with impersonating a police officer and extortion after he threatened to arrest a woman if she did not give him money, Anne Arundel County police said Thursday.
Johns Hopkins University announced Thursday that it would end its contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to train agents in emergency medical response situations.
Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh announced the indictments of seven defendants, including one man from Hanover, for illegally possessing firearms after previously being convicted of a disqualifying crime.
A task force deciding how to pay for billions in recommendations to boost Maryland’s public schools voted to meet behind closed doors as it continues its work ― sparking objection from some members of the workgroup who argued the body was being too secretive.
Two groups of people fired weapons at each other Wednesday in Odenton following an altercation and robbery that occurred earlier in the day, Anne Arundel police said.
Orioles rookie reliever Hunter Harvey was shut down Wednesday due to lingering soreness, but manager Brandon Hyde said it was still a situation where he was ending the year healthy.
Less than a year after marking its wettest 365-day period on record, much of the Baltimore region is considered "abnormally dry," a precursor to drought.
The event in Annapolis will begin at 11 a.m. Friday at Whitmore Park at the corner of Clay and Calvert streets. Participants will march to the Alex Haley Memorial at City Dock, and do a “die-in," pretending that they have died for 10 minutes.
Three residents, including one found clinging to the outside of a second-floor window, had to be rescued from a burning building in Hampstead on Wednesday, fire officials say.
The Pasadena homeowner who police say shot and killed a man on his front lawn Wednesday was legally disqualified from possessing firearms, including the shotgun court records suggest he used in the fatal encounter.
