1 dead and 4 injured, including 3 children, in Towson apartment fire
A man died after a fire ripped through a Towson apartment building, also injuring three children and a woman, the Baltimore County Fire Department said.
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James Binko, Towson University dean and professor who advocated for geography education, dies
James Binko, a professor and dean at Towson University, died Aug. 12 at University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center. He was 87.
Couple arrested, charged with child abuse in connection with death of 6-year-old boy, police say
A couple has been arrested in connection with the death of a 6-year-old in Northwest Baltimore on Wednesday.
5 Giant Food stores in Maryland implement youth restrictions in effort to curb ‘unprecedented’ levels of theft
Starting Thursday, five Giant Food locations in Maryland will no longer allow children under the age of 18 to enter without an adult after 6 p.m.
MTA offers riders free subscription to Transit Royale
Maryland Transit Administration riders can now upgrade the Transit app to Royale, including access to upcoming departures for transit lines, route maps and vehicle tracking.
Arrest made after vulnerable adult found with feces, maggots in Baltimore County
A 34-year-old woman was arrested over alleged abuse of a vulnerable adult in Baltimore County.
4 men arrested after detective allegedly assaulted near Lexington Market, Baltimore Police say
Four men were arrested near Lexington Market Thursday after a Baltimore Police detective was assaulted during an arrest, according to charging documents.
Baltimore weather: Historic Ellicott City temporarily floods in Sunday storm, but no business damage seen
The west end of Historic Ellicott City suffered temporary flooding after 3 inches of rain fell during a short period of time Sunday night, but there was no apparent damage...
Guatemalan man convicted of raping Maryland resident arrested in Waldorf
A 19-year-old Guatemalan national was convicted of raping a Maryland resident and arrested by deportation officers on Wednesday in Waldorf.
Baltimore hires firm to review DPW’s safety practices following worker death
Two weeks after the on-the-job death of a Department of Public Works employee followed by calls for action from the worker's family and Baltimore leaders, Mayor Brandon Scott and DPW...