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.

BLISS Meadows will keep kids outside all day, rain or shine, with a pond, orchard and 30 bee colonies in Frankford.

Fourth-floor residents at The Gatherings in Odenton can't manage 76 steps, leaning on neighbors for food while they wait for a repair part.

Baltimore could see another 91-degree afternoon Tuesday, with thunderstorms and damaging winds possible later in the day. A cooler, sunnier weekend is on the way.

Keith Ray Jr., 36, rejected a plea deal and now heads to trial weeks before his Hicks deadline expires.

Federal agents say a Halethorpe man peddled guns and meth funneled through the mail from a Stockton, California connection nicknamed “Blindman.”

A pre-dawn blaze on Old Westminster Pike left one dead and a 77-year-old woman badly hurt. Investigators still cannot confirm if smoke alarms were working.

The city says the Ouazana brothers rented apartments without heat, water or working toilets while illegally evicting tenants who fought back.

A repurposed medicine cabinet at William and Ostend streets is stocked with handmade rats each day, and they rarely last past noon.

A new framework built by 20 experts scored 96.6% agreement in pilot testing, far outpacing the three-decade-old standard it aims to replace.

Aaron C. Acors, 48, is held without bond after allegedly firing on a car leaving his Severn Hills Lane neighborhood.

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

Mayor Brandon Scott and Police Commissioner Richard Worley joined the state's attorney to unveil the case Monday.