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The developer says his planned center for heroin addicts in a North Baltimore neighborhood would be revolutionary: a primary care facility that would treat all aspects of addict's lives, not just dole out methadone.

Wayne/St. Joseph's/Candler Medical Group recently secured the services of cardiologist Dr. Gary Stern for the Jesup and Southeast Georgia areas.

Firefighters were called to the scene Sunday morning in the 1500 block of Cliftview Avenue.

Maryland's historic capital is known for sailing and shopping, a place where people eat seafood at waterside restaurants.

Ian Thorpe, Australia's most decorated Olympian, revealed he was gay in an emotional television interview Sunday, ending years of speculation about the champion swimmer's sexuality.

BALTIMORE - Fast-moving flames ripped through an east Baltimore church, destroying it in a matter of minutes.

Orioles right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez is heading to the 15-day disabled list with a right ankle injury, manager Buck Showalter announced before Friday's game against the New York Yankees.

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One popular theory of lawyer Marilyn Mosby's upset win over incumbent State's Attorney Gregg Bernstein was that race played a deciding role in the election, helping a political newcomer oust a white prosecutor in a majority-black city.

The 12-year-old boy killed by a falling tree during a thunderstorm in Carroll County July 8 has been identified as a Pikesville Middle School student named Justin Diggs.

Caregivers at Johns Hopkins Hospital voted by a 13-to-1 margin to approve a new contract that will substantially lift wage rates.

Hundreds of men took a 10-mile walk down North Avenue in Baltimore Friday night for the second annual 300 Man March.

Police are searching for an inmate who they say walked away from a work detail in Baltimore.

This Saturday marks exactly ten years since I joined the WBAL Radio News team. I'm not one who dwells much on the past, but permit me to use this blog to offer a few reflections.

The Baltimore Police Department said it charged Cierra Curtis, 19, of Parkville, with second-degree murder, assault, child abuse and neglect in the death of her son, 21-month-old Jayden.

Towson developer Caves Valley Partners has put 1111 Light St. on the market as the company pursues a nearby mixed-use project aimed at building on the success of the Federal Hill building that's become home to several fledgling tech firms.

Maryland Transit Administration police said they are looking for two people in connection with the armed robbery of two men, one of whom is a well-known wheelchair-bound panhandler, and the stabbing of one of the victims.

The University of Maryland University College is considering a proposal to transition from being a University System of Maryland state entity to a nonprofit organization with ties to the system.

Residents of a Baltimore neighborhood told 11 News they fear for their safety and their homes because of the impending construction of the city's Red Line train and a decision to tunnel it right under their street.