Mallory Sofastaii

Scammers posing as police, bankers and federal agents stole more than $635,000 from the women

Americans reported more than $20 billion stolen in scams last year, according to new FBI report

MIDDLE RIVER, Md. — Grieving families say they have been left waiting for death certificates and, in some cases, their loved ones' cremated remains.

BALTIMORE — Baltimore's transportation director says there's still no funding, and no timeline, for a major overhaul of the Jones Falls Expressway/I-83, even as drivers report costly damage and frustration on the roadway.

BALTIMORE — A property manager alleges a Baltimore City housing inspector accepted $100 to pass a Federal Hill rowhome that still had a safety issue in place.

New Maryland laws aim to help abandoned cemeteries, but long-term solutions could still take time LANSDOWNE, Md. — Families with loved ones buried at Mt.

BALTIMORE — Matthew Middleton almost fell for it. A stranger contacted him with what sounded like life-changing news, informing Middleton that he'd won millions of dollars.

Debra Godsey lost $2,800 to Vehicle Veterans, which was never registered as a used car dealer. Nearly a year later, she has a reliable car thanks to Vehicles for Change.

ChristianaCare Union Hospital will close its Family Birth Center on June 30, directing patients to Delaware or 40 miles away for delivery care.

BALTIMORE — Baltimore's deteriorating roads are leaving some drivers with costly repair bills, and records obtained through a public information request show getting reimbursed by the city is unlikely.