Charges dropped against Baltimore police officer
A Baltimore officer accused of pulling a shotgun on a woman had charges dismissed after the victim failed to appear in court.
The latest from Baltimore, Maryland, from the newsrooms that cover it, in one-minute summaries.
A Baltimore officer accused of pulling a shotgun on a woman had charges dismissed after the victim failed to appear in court.
Police say a mass shooting that wounded a 3-year-old and teenager stems from an ongoing gang conflict.
A 15-year-old student was robbed at gunpoint in a Northwest High School bathroom in Gaithersburg, leading to arrests of three teens.
Declan Doyle became the NFL's youngest offensive coordinator by obsessing over every detail, from free PDFs to play-calling dreams.
Wisline Platel came to the US legally through a humanitarian program. Now the Trump administration is trying to deport her without court proceedings.
High interest rates, rising costs, and locked-in mortgages are freezing both buyers and sellers across Maryland.
A rediscovered James Peale artwork documents the burning of a tea ship in 1775, offering a rare eyewitness view of colonial rebellion.
Police captured a suspect wanted for a fatal shooting outside a Potomac bar that left one man dead.
Rash Field Park just got a 35 million dollar makeover. Now comes the hard part: keeping it nice.
M&T Bank Stadium debuts bizarre dishes like barbecue sundaes and Flamin' Hot Cheeto burgers this season.
A 70-year-old former Elizabeth Seton High School teacher was arrested after police found hundreds of files depicting minors.
Baltimore's relief pitchers use creative routines and games to manage the mental demands of baseball.
Gov. Moore requests federal aid for businesses displaced by a structurally unsafe office building in Glen Burnie.
A federal judge is considering new penalties after data shows an immigration detention facility repeatedly violated court-ordered capacity limits.
Maryland State Police will investigate Brian Nadeau, Baltimore's deputy commissioner overseeing internal misconduct cases.
From a massive book festival to goat herds and German beer, here's what to do in Maryland this weekend.
A replica of America's first steam locomotive is now on display at the historic station where it made its groundbreaking debut nearly 200 years ago.
A surprise vote to oust the Board of Appeals chair has reignited conflict between council members and the board over independence and conduct.
Briana Urbina voted to remove New Carrollton's mayor last week. This week she announced her own campaign.
Federal prosecutors say George Robinson ran a major drug-trafficking operation out of West Baltimore warehouses and a small laundromat.
A 24-year-old woman will spend a year in prison after her sports car hit an SUV at twice the speed limit, killing an 85-year-old passenger.
Baltimore's two major sports teams host a rare doubleheader Sunday, creating massive traffic challenges downtown.
Baltimore's governor and mayor appear on a live podcast hosted by a rapper facing backlash for using a racial slur.
A shooting at a busy intersection left a young child and six others wounded, shocking residents of Douglass Homes.