Frederick officials are eyeing job training, housing help and re-entry grants for three ZIP codes hit hardest by old drug charges.

Crisis negotiators joined SWAT on the 1600 block of Darley Avenue as police shut Harford Road and rerouted MTA buses.

Baltimore gets two mostly sunny days before Thursday brings an 80% chance of showers and thunderstorms, with heavy rain and lightning possible.

Cornell Fields Jr. was tased and arrested after fleeing on foot, but a judge let him out on a $500 bond within a day.

Baltimore's Inner Harbor overhaul adds pickleball, a Ninja Warrior course and a restored maritime memorial ahead of a grand opening.

Free hot dog bobbing and paw painting at The Rotunda helped raise money for the Maryland SPCA’s adoption programs.

Police responded just after 9:30 p.m. to North Eutaw Street, a block that has now seen gunfire in three separate incidents since last year.

Ronnie Holmes cut off his ankle monitor and vanished for nearly a year before U.S. Marshals caught him in June.

Colton Cowser called the Orioles' clubhouse a “church away from home” as thousands stayed after the loss to the Yankees.

We Are CASA's 29-page complaint targets seven data brokers, and only two have responded to the allegations so far.

Baltimore's Friday forecast is sunny and mild, but Saturday could bring a soaking round of showers and thunderstorms before drier weather returns next week.

Climbers at M&T Bank Stadium will carry photos of fallen firefighters up 2,200 steps on September 5.

Fourteen young Baltimore artists cap an eight-week music and therapy program with a paid gig at M&T Bank Exchange this Friday.