Barry Simms

BALTIMORE — Maryland's attorney general is working case by case to review dozens of deaths involving people who were restrained by police.

Baltimore confronted a major problem with a growing deer population that created issues in parks and neighborhoods — so the city took action.

BALTIMORE — Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley credits technology and community partnerships for a reduction in violent crimes.

BALTIMORE — Hundreds of unionized nurses traded their scrubs for signs Monday as they returned to the picket line in protest.

TOWSON, Md. (WARNING: Graphic details) — A Baltimore County paramedic accused of contaminating his workplace using his own bodily fluids has a little more than a month to decide whether to accept a plea deal.

BALTIMORE — A Baltimore Safe Streets worker arrested in June in connection with a shooting in Park Heights now faces a federal gun charge.

OIG: 'The conditions were not good. The smell was not good. Their safety concerns were real.' BALTIMORE —

BALTIMORE — A Baltimore judge sentenced a 63-year-old man to prison for the killing of a fellow bus passenger.

TOWSON, Md. — The second teenager charged as an adult in the shooting of a Rodgers Forge man two years ago faced a judge for sentencing Monday.

Baltimore's Department of Public Works is testing an emergency system to bring water from the Susquehanna River to the city, marking the first use of this system in 20 years as a precaution during the ongoing drought.