Tolly Taylor

Howard County Public Schools told a student with Triple X syndrome that it won't provide transportation from her house, despite the fact the district did last year.

BALTIMORE — Baltimore-area Public Works officials just submitted reports to the federal government about potential lead in water pipes.

Many Catholic parishioners will experience the first Mass at churches new to them this weekend.

Exactly how Baltimore will spend $669 million from opioid lawsuits and settlements is starting to come into focus.

Baltimore's leaders approved the creation of new positions to oversee more than $669 million the city has won so far in litigation against opioid manufacturers.

Most of the wood at Camp Small, the site of Thursday's massive fire in Baltimore, was scheduled to be buried earlier this year but ran into delays, 11 News Investigates has learned.

A judge will determine what information the defense and state will receive in the case of a teacher charged with child sex abuse and assault.

Inventories obtained by 11 News Investigates reveal how many water pipes still need to be checked for lead as a new federal deadline looms.

Luigi Mangione entered a plea Monday to New York state murder and terrorism charges.

Nearly nine months after a cargo shipped knocked down the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Congress approved full federal funding to rebuild it on Friday.