Maryland killing spree suspect told people his brother was ‘killing people with COVID vaccines’: police
A Maryland man accused of killing three people in two counties may have been agitated about COVID-19 vaccines, multiple people told law enforcement.
7 juveniles facing multiple charges after knife fight at Annapolis High School leaves 2 hospitalized
Authorities are on the scene at Annapolis High School where they say ‘multiple serious assaults’ have taken place.
Capital Gazette gunman Jarrod Ramos sentenced to more than 5 life terms in prison
A man who killed five people at a Maryland newspaper more than three years ago is scheduled to be sentenced for the crimes.
Video of Six Flags America Fright Fest chaos, violence prompts Prince George's County police probe
Chaos and violence erupted at Six Flags America in Prince George's County Saturday night causing the annual Fright Fest to shut down early.
Fort Meade training exercise prompts national media to report fake ‘mass shooting’
An apparent training exercise at Fort Meade in Maryland prompted a number of national outlets to report that multiple people had been shot at the facility Thursday morning.
Search and rescue crews find Maryland backpacker who was reported missing in Grand Canyon
On Friday just after 8 a.m., Beck was found near Roosevelt Point on the North Rim. He is in stable condition.
Maryland man whose attack on a woman with a semen-filled syringe was caught on camera sentenced to 10 years
A Maryland man who plunged a semen-filled syringe into a woman in an Anne Arundel County grocery store is headed to prison.
Baltimore's Towson University shooting: 3 people shot on campus, police say
The three victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
10 students, driver rescued from school bus as flooding creates havoc in Frederick County
Ten students and the driver were rescued from a Frederick school bus after it became mired in flooding on Wednesday.
Video: Tornado caught on camera in Maryland
Tornado activity was caught on camera in Maryland on Wednesday afternoon.
Baltimore neighbors heard screaming before mom killed her 2 children, docs say: 'Mommy no!'
Neighbors of a woman charged with killing her two young children told investigators they heard one of them screaming "Mommy no!" days before they were found dead, according to charging documents.
New Baltimore nearly poisons water supply after company mislabels acid
TONIGHT at 10: Hiltunen says 4 55 gallon drums labeled fluoride actually contained 93 percent sulfuric acid. "It was most aggressive thing I had ever seen chemical-wise," he said.
Chipotle employee hurls scissors at customer after he makes complaint
Anthony Evans said he waited for his mobile order for 20 minutes and asked twice about its status before a female employee started yelling at him for complaining.
Driver evaded cones surrounding Clinton work area, crashed into sinkhole: officials
Drivers are being asked to avoid South Osborne Road and Crain Highway in Clinton after a sinkhole emerged on Wednesday.
Baltimore company launches device that detects COVID-19, flu
The product, called ViraWarn, uses biosensing technology to actively screen air within indoor spaces and immediately alert occupants when COVID-19 or other viruses are sensed.
Grandmother says she contacted Baltimore CPS before 2 grandchildren found dead in aunt's car
Joshlyn had been dead for more than a year and Larry for several months when police discovered their bodies in the trunk of Nicole Johnson's vehicle after pulling her over for speeding.
Baltimore County police charge aunt after 2 children were found dead in trunk during traffic stop
Baltimore County police have charged a 33-year-old woman after her niece and nephew were found dead in the trunk of her car during a routine traffic stop.
Maryland Zoo animals participate in 'Olympic-inspired' events
Animals at the Maryland Zoo flexed their Olympic-inspired moves in the zoo’s Olympic events.
Maryland man spends 8 hours catching 300lb swordfish, ends up in hospital with infection
This year the Big Fish Classic Tournament more than lived up to its name.
FDA allows troubled Baltimore COVID-19 vaccine factory to resume operations
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is allowing the problem-plagued factory of contract manufacturer Emergent BioSolutions to resume production of COVID-19 vaccine.