Transportation crews ramp up "pothole blitz" since Maryland's winter storm
Baltimore City's Department of Transportation says nearly 1,000 potholes were reported citywide since the major winter storm a few weeks ago.
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Baltimore City's Department of Transportation says nearly 1,000 potholes were reported citywide since the major winter storm a few weeks ago.
For the second time in the past few weeks, police in the Baltimore area were mistaken for ICE agents after a video online claimed agents were in Owings Mills.
An emergency bill preventing private detention facilities was passed in Baltimore County on Tuesday.
Maryland immigration rights advocates protested in Annapolis on Monday, calling on lawmakers to pass several bills that would restrict U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the state.
A teenager was fatally shot and another was injured in Baltimore in separate overnight incidents, including one near a school, police said.
Mother Nature has not been kind to our roads this winter. The extreme cold and now the warmer air are causing potholes to pop up on local roads and highways.
Neighbors in Baltimore City's Harwood neighborhood are still dealing with trash littering their back alleys two weeks after Maryland's big snowstorm.
The Baltimore County Board of Education is considering a proposal to change the boundary line for three elementary schools in the southeast part of the county.
Harford County Public Schools superintendent Dr. Sean Bulson's contract will not be renewed when it expires in June, the school board announced on Monday.
A Baltimore County Fire Department paramedic was held without bond Thursday for allegedly putting his bodily fluids in items that were consumed by co-workers, according to police records.
Residents in Baltimore's Harwood neighborhoods say the trash is piling up with the snow as plow crews continue to clear streets and now alleys across the city.
Investigators said more than three kilograms of suspected cocaine and more than six kilograms of suspected fentanyl were recovered.
Howard County has revoked a building permit for a private ICE detention center in Elkridge, Maryland
Snow clean-up continues one week after it stopped falling in Central Maryland, leaving some neighbors concerned about the work and school week ahead.
A Maryland woman who was trapped in the Philippines is now back in the United States with her family, according to Senator Chris Van Hollen. Her friends said she was doing humanitarian work when she was taken into military custody.