The 13th annual Annapolis fundraiser adds a Red, White and Blue theme and its first-ever presenting sponsor this year.

A passenger van crossed three lanes and hit a tractor-trailer near Woodlawn's busy Triple Bridges interchange Sunday morning.

Jerry Walker vanished in his pajamas and slippers. Police say he needs help fast.

Sunny skies and low humidity make Sunday and Labor Day easy outdoor-weather winners in Baltimore. Heat builds by midweek, with showers and thunderstorms possible Thursday afternoon.

Police swarmed downtown Baltimore Friday as festival crews were setting up War Memorial Plaza for Saturday's Charm City Live.

The new state loan covers down payments and closing costs, with zero interest and no monthly bill for 30 years.

Neighbors in Taskers Chance say they were scared to go to work as federal agents camped out for two days straight.

A man walking near Brews & Cues had his phone snatched by force early Friday. Police say the suspects fled on foot.

Downed trees and wires left eight PGCPS campuses dark Friday morning, forcing a Code Green closure districtwide.

LeGrande Dixon died 16 days after jumping from a burning Four Georges Court balcony. Police still call it a homicide.

Fort Washington, Cheltenham, and Temple Hills will get new pipes built to last a century, part of a statewide $23 million clean water push.

Judge Kendra Young Ausby moves up after 16 years on Baltimore's bench, including handling Child Victims Act cases.

Baltimore faces another hot, humid day with afternoon thunderstorms before a cooler, sunnier Labor Day weekend arrives.