The masked suspect fled with cash and cigarettes just hours after a separate barricade standoff shook Severn overnight.

A 100% disabled Marine veteran's family battled a debt settlement firm and an uncooperative law office before Wells Fargo erased the balance in two days.

Crews found people trapped inside a smoky rowhome on West North Avenue before pulling four cats to safety too.

A 2015 D.C. fraud finding against the founder went unchecked before Baltimore County approved her charter school.

Nine people fell ill after chlorine shock was mixed indoors on South Fourth Street — but none needed hospital care.

The Archdiocese of Baltimore's fourth annual buyback swapped guns for cash at Westside Shopping Center, pushing its four-year haul past 1,400 firearms.

No one was hurt, but police recovered shell casings after shots rang out in the steakhouse's parking lot Friday night.

A Scott's Hill Drive resident calls it the third sinkhole this year, and neighbors are now moving their cars just in case.

Louis Jackson fired on patrol cars during a suicidal crisis on Wilkens Avenue; a bystander narrowly escaped the crossfire.

The former Milan building at 1000 Eastern Ave. still bears its old sign and a trash-strewn fence ahead of an August 20 auction.

The 20-year-old allegedly tracked down a woman he met gaming online, then hid in her Cumberland Avenue closet until she found him.

The historic West Baltimore school now shares its modernized campus with Joseph C. Briscoe Academy and a 1,000-seat auditorium.

The Grammy-winning group returns to CFG Bank Arena on Dec. 3, exactly three years after their last Baltimore stop.