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Baltimore County’s Del. Adrienne Jones has been unanimously elected the next speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, making history as the first woman and African American to hold the position. | | | |
Family members of fallen Baltimore homicide Detective Sean Suiter, frustrated that they believe his case has been cast aside, are speaking out and alleging his death could be an “inside job.” | | | |
A jury has found 17-year-old Dawnta Harris guilty of felony murder in the death last May of Baltimore County Police officer Amy Caprio. | | | |
A lawyer for Mayor Catherine Pugh says there will be a news conference Thursday at his downtown office. Steve Silverman talked with reporters outside the mayor's Ashburton home. The mayor has been on paid leave for a month for health reasons, but is also under federal and state investigation. | | | |
Vice President Mike Pence visited Baltimore on Wednesday, presenting an award to an Annapolis man at a conference of Hispanic law enforcement officials before touring the local office of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). | | | |
Maryland sophomore Bruno Fernando, who most expect to become a first-round draft choice this year, announces that he will keep his name in the draft and end his career in College Park. | | | |
Maryland Natural Resources Police are investigating the deaths of seven bald eagles and a great horned owl in a pair of incidents on the Eastern Shore that officials believe can be traced to the intentional poisoning of foxes, raccoons and other animals. | | | |
An auction to sell the historic Mount Vernon mansion has been canceled, and the restaurant will remain open for the foreseeable future, the Elephant's owners announced Wednesday. | | | |
Baltimore’s classic beer label National Bohemian has launched the new Day Beer with fewer calories and less alcohol than traditional beer. | | | |
When violinist Jessica McJunkins was growing up, she rarely saw people who looked like her playing string instruments — and nothing to the extent of Soulful Symphony, which is composed of mostly black and Latino musicians. | | | |
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