Nonprofit created to save Johns Hopkins childhood home shut down by state
Nonprofit created to save Johns Hopkins' childhood home in Gambrills is shut down by the state and and found to have misled donors.
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Johns Hopkins childhood home soon to collapse, owner says
By this time next year, the childhood home of Baltimore philanthropist and university namesake Johns Hopkins is likely to be history, said its new owner.
Guardian arrested in connection with January death of Baltimore teen
The guardian of a 16-year-old was arrested Wednesday in connection with the teen's death in January, Baltimore Police said.
U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume considers expansion of federal student-athlete bill following death of Franklin student
U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume is exploring the expansion of Jordan McNair Student-Athlete Heat Fatality Prevention Act to protect high schoolers.
Prince George’s cycling club returns to Annapolis for ‘Ride Against Hate’ following alleged racist attack
A Prince George's cycling club rode through downtown Annapolis Friday night to promote inclusion and kindness following what members described as a racist attack during a bike ride through the...
Baltimore County man charged with attempted murder following Howard County road rage shooting
A Baltimore County man was charged Friday night with attempted murder after shooting at occupants of another car along I-95 in Howard County earlier this month.
5 Giant Food stores in Maryland implement youth restrictions in effort to curb ‘unprecedented’ levels of theft
Starting Thursday, five Giant Food locations in Maryland will no longer allow children under the age of 18 to enter without an adult after 6 p.m.
Baltimore Police officer, security guard exchange gunfire with suspect, police say
A Baltimore Police officer and a security guard exchanged gunfire Wednesday with the suspect in a separate shooting, the police department said
Suspect confesses to assault preceding death of 74-year-old in Fells Point; ordered held without bond
Clinedinst was ordered held without bond Tuesday on charges of involuntary manslaughter.
Longtime crew of devoted bettors say goodbye to Pimlico before track is rebuilt
Devoted racetrack goers visit Pimlico together to say goodbye to the establishment before it closes Sept. 1 for rebuilding and renovations.