Del. Christopher Bouchat plans to introduce legislation in the 2026 General Assembly session to eliminate Maryland’s Vehicle ...

Police shot and killed the dog, Roscoe, at the home on St. Paul Street, and a stray bullet struck the owner. Dog "snapped" ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – These Kansas City Chiefs can indeed take a punch. After all, the Chiefs absorbed some serious body blows in losing to the Jacksonville Jaguars six nights earlier. But boy did they ...

HOSTAGES HOME. TONIGHT, BALTIMORE POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING A MASS OVERDOSE IN PENN NORTH. AS MANY AS 11 PEOPLE WERE REPORTED TO HAVE OVERDOSED. POLICE REPORTED TO THE AREA OF WEST, NORTH AND ...

The Holyoke City Council voted 7 to 6 on Tuesday night to 'leave to withdraw' a resolution that would have reaffirmed the city's non-sanctuary status. More Than 6K Arrested in FL Operation ‘Something ...

ON THIS? ABBY. THAT CALL CAME IN AROUND 440 THIS AFTERNOON. AND RIGHT NOW THE SCENE IS CLEAR, BUT THERE ARE A FEW OFFICERS. I DON’T KNOW IF YOU CAN SEE THEM DOWN AT THE END OF THE STREET OR THEIR ...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The taxpayer-backed Baltimore Children and Youth Fund (BCYF) is under investigation by the Baltimore City inspector general, according to sources familiar with the investigation.

As the Trump Administration eased policies surrounding corporate oversight, Baltimore City Solicitor Ebony Thompson challenges more local governments to go after companies with “bad corporate conduct.

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The Chiefs have reacted to Patrick Mahomes’ postgame comments after Monday’s loss to the Jaguars. Mahomes, however, threw an interception late in the third quarter, which resulted in a stunning ...

‘They’re going to stay in Pender County’: Commissioner on $900k financial retention package approved for Pender EMS & Fire Updated: 8 hours ago Pender County Commissioners approved funds for a ...

After years of surging violence, Baltimore’s top prosecutor says the tide is finally turning — because his office is taking repeat violent offenders off the streets. "We had to let the criminal ...