Baltimore Metro News

Baltimore police have a mystery on their hands. Around 9 p.m. on Friday, police were called to the 2100 block of Hollins Street in west Baltimore.

Saturday, July 05, 2008 WBAL Radio as reported by Leonard Roberts, The Sun and Associated Press FedEx prides itself on reliability.

A man is dead after falling into Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Baltimore fire department spokesman Kevin Cartwright says the man was in the 1400 block of Lancaster Street in the Harbor East area when he went into ...

Authorities said two people are dead following a police involved shooting at a AFCSME Union Hall in the 1300 block of Bush Street in Baltimore.

Tuesday, July 01, 2008 WBAL Radio as reported by Leonard Roberts, the Sun and Associated Press Baltimore police say three officers in a police cruiser and at least one person in another car were injured when ...

Baltimore city police are looking for a suspect involved in an April killing. Police have a warrant out for the arrest of Kevin Randolph in connection with the slaying of Darius Bunch on April 1 in the 800 ...

A 45-year-old Baltimore woman was sentenced to seven years in prison yesterday for embezzling more than $181,000 from a Columbia printing company where she worked for 19 years, according to the Howard County ...

An novel investigational chemotherapy regimen targeting both a mutated protein called p53 and tumor blood vessels "has complementary and potent antitumor activity and could define a new strategy for suppression ...

It could become a lot more expensive to violate parking laws in Baltimore County.

The Board of Public Works Wednesday agreed to clarify the appointment process for advisers to the State Retirement and Pension system after complaints that a nominee who would have been the first African-American in that post was treated poorly.

Comptroller Peter Franchot and Sen. Catherine E. Pugh said Wednesday that Larry E. Jennings Jr., co-founder and senior managing director of TouchStone Partners, a private equity firm that manages over $300 million in assets, was treated unfairly and subsequently withdrew his name from consideration, creating concern among many in the state's minority business community.

Maryland wildlife officials have released a second batch of specially tagged rockfish into the Chesapeake Bay, including "Diamond Jim," a fish worth $25,000 if caught.

Three teenagers were arrested yesterday in connection with two carjackings in Brooklyn Park over three days, including one in which a pregnant woman was punched in the stomach, Anne Arundel County police said.

Researchers in the United States say the "spiritual" effects of sacred mushrooms can last for more than a year.

About two dozen people are protesting a roundup of employees of an Annapolis painting contractor by immigration officials.

Maryland State Police and local authorities are searching for a man who escaped from a state corrections officer on his way to court this morning in downtown Baltimore, according to state prison officials.

Marcus Anderson, 22, of the 800 block of Herndon Court in South Baltimore, was scheduled for trial on handgun charges this afternoon in Courthouse East in the 100 block of N. Calvert St.

After getting out of the transport van at St. Paul and Fayette streets, Anderson 'took off running,' said Rick Binetti, a spokesman for the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.

The Baltimore Fire Department is announcing a new response system that it says will save money and increase safety for responders and civilians on city streets.

A Baltimore construction company's former general manager has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a corruption probe at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon is one of seven U.S. mayors to craft a bill supporting single-payer national health insurance, a proposal being pushed by the U.S. Conference of Mayors .

The Emmy nominations could mark a breakthrough for shows as varied as "The Wire," "Mad Men" and "Family Guy." The programs are among the 10 drama series and 10 comedies that emerged as the semifinalists in ...

Maryland State Police and correctional officials are investigating the stabbing death last night of a man who was being held on gun charges in the Baltimore City Detention Center, according to a spokesman for the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.

The victim was identified as Kenneth Robinson, 20, who lived in the 3100 block of Belle Ave. in Northwest Baltimore.

Rick Binetti, the spokesman, released few details of the attack. He said it occurred about 7 p.m. inside the state-run detention center on East Eager Street. He could not say whether the stabbing occurred inside a cell or in a common area of the jail.