In March 2009, Michael Pryor, 32, witnessed his friend’s murder at a Hampden bar. He told police what he saw, but right before he was set to testify a man, who “accused him of being a rat and cooperating with law enforcement,” stabbed Pryor to death.
A city jury awarded more than $34 million in damages following a carbon monoxide incident.
Stephen Pitcairn’s murder is stirring up the Charles Village community and the city at large. Many are asking how it’s possible that two violent offenders were walking the streets of Escort Baltimore that night, posed to rob and murder.
A shocking story out of Reisterstown, police say the mother of a newborn delivered the baby then put the infant in a trash bag and threw her out of a second story window.
Some city dwellers are finding out that bedbugs aren’t just make-believe creatures in children’s fairy tales.
Maryland Democratic Gov. Martin O’Malley is in a very close race with Republican Robert Ehrlich in a state where Democrats outnumber Republican registered voters by a 2-1 margin, according to a new poll released Tuesday.
An intruder who sexually assaulted a Woodlawn woman in June has apparently struck again.
Two people are in custody as investigators piece together the final moments of a promising researcher, murdered just days before his 24th birthday.
A Maryland doctor was among the first to raise the alarm about a popular drug used to treat diabetes. Ten years ago, she noticed some patients who were taking the medication were having heart problems.
Close to a thousand visitors were moved into new hotels after a major water leak forced the Waterfront Marriott to shut down.