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Joseph Graham, a rising Morgan State University sophomore, had gone to a party with his friend Sunday evening and spent the night at the friend’s house, his uncle said.
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Ellicott City native Taylor Fields reeled in and landed a 77-pound white marlin on Aug. 7, and with it secured the team aboard the "Drillin & Billin" boat a second-place finish and $1.76 million in prize money at the annual White Marlin Open in Ocean City.
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A man was found dead among the rubble of a massive gas explosion in Northwest Baltimore just before 1 a.m. Monday, bringing the number of people killed in the incident to two, officials said.
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Porter Stansberry, the former employer of Rey Rivera is pushing back on his portrayal in Netflix’s popular “Unsolved Mysteries” reboot, which raised questions about his involvement in Rivera’s 2006 death.
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A major gas explosion ripped through three homes in the Reisterstown Station neighborhood in Northwest Baltimore, killing one woman and critically injuring at least seven others.
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The first U.S. made coronavirus vaccine enters advanced trials with participants in Maryland.
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When Vic Svec took a DNA test, the results filled in the blanks of a Baltimore mystery about an abandoned baby that made the front page of The Evening Sun in 1934.
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Even with capacity restrictions on indoor spaces, large venues in Maryland like hotels and country clubs are still able to host weddings with hundreds of people. Some say they're concerned.
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A timeline of events from the gas explosion in Northwest Baltimore that has killed at least one person and injured at least six others.
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President Donald Trump is proposing extra benefits for unemployed workers, but he wants financially-strapped state governments to help pay for it.
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Gas explosions like the one that leveled three Northwest Baltimore row-homes Monday are uncommon but leaking pipes are not. Should the long-term plan to replace and repair aging utility infrastructure be accelerated?
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Tom Clancy’s Chesapeake Bay estate, which has been on the market two years, sold Monday for $4.9 million.
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Last year, the Orioles had to say they were competitive in games they weren't just to save face. They don't have to just say that anymore, because a quarter of the way into the season, they are.
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The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch beginning at noon on Wednesday and will be in effect until 11 p.m.
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A man is in custody after he allegedly pointed a handgun at a Buffalo Wild Wings employee in Westminster on Tuesday, police say.
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Big Ten universities will take a lot of criticism for their decision, but it was the right one. Playing games should not take precedence over human life.
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Have you ever been through a crisis? Maybe you're going through one now.
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Marking your calendar at the first sign of illness, and tracking your fever and oxygen levels, are important steps in monitoring a coronavirus infection.
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There are a few lessons that are worth passing along to anyone whose encounter with the pandemic of 2020 has left them feeling permanently transformed for the worse.
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After the bullpen gave back two late leads, rookie Austin Hays hit a two-run, inside-the-park home run in the 10th inning to help the Orioles to a 10-9 win over the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park.
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Ten years ago when Fox News was riding high in the ratings with Glenn Beck talking about Nazis and Bill O’Reilly dividing the nation into “pinheads and patriots,” I thought I would never see a cable channel that was as dangerous a political tool. I was wrong. Fox News 2020 is so much worse as evidenced by the Monday night shows of Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity.
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Danice Brown, an associate professor of psychology at Towson University, was the keynote speaker of the Carroll Citizens for Racial Equality Conference, which addressed racial justice, "othering" and more.
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The family of Ala'junaye Davis, 16, is seeking justice after she was fatally shot in the throat in Baltimore on May 30.
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Two people suffered life-threatening injuries Tuesday in a motor vehicle accident in Dundalk, according to Baltimore County Police.
