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Baltimore’s transportation department has created an interactive map of the city for residents to report near misses.

Richard Bright, a longtime Coppin State University professor, died Jan. 14 in his sleep. He was 89.

Baltimore Police officers responded to a shooting involving a 9-year-old Saturday afternoon.

The Inner Harbor is more than 90% frozen, according to the U.S. National Ice Center.

President Donald Trump pardoned more than 1,500 people in connection with the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. Dozens of those people are from Maryland.

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A fire that started at a Dundalk recycling center last Saturday and rekindled this week is nearly extinguished, officials said.

Keyona Dillon, 34, was arrested around noon on Thursday when officers responded to a home in the 2100 block of Firethorn Road, according to the Baltimore County Police Department.

The owner of PHA Healthcare said he has ended its treatment services, but clients are still living in the addiction treatment provider’s housing.

A 74-year-old woman died Wednesday in a Dundalk house fire, the Baltimore County Fire Department said in a news release.

Here are statements we’ve received from local elected officials around Maryland about immigration and cooperating with federal enforcement.

A mother filed a lawsuit claiming that Howard County school officials failed to provide her son with immediate medical care after he suffered cardiac arrest, leaving him quadriplegic.

Crews were on the scene at Owl Metals Inc. facility Thursday morning working to put out the fire, the Baltimore County Fire Department said.

Authorities are investigating the cause of an explosion and fire at a cannabis processing facility in Queen Anne’s County.

Baltimore Police and Police Commissioner Richard Worley arrived at the scene of a triple shooting that unfolded in northern Baltimore Wednesday night.

City and state officials point to cold weather as the culprit for the stench in the Baltimore region many experienced Wednesday morning.

The Baltimore County Council was asked to approve the expenditure of $1,174,101 on portable toilets, nearly twice its planned outlay.

It’s freezing this week, but if you’re willing to brave the cold, there are plenty of fun things to do in Baltimore County this week, from an interactive pet show to live classical music performances.

Five pregnant mothers joined with CASA and Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project to file a lawsuit in the United States District Court of Maryland against President Donald Trump in response to his executive order seeking to overturn birthright citizenship.

Most of the state is under a cold weather advisory, with the far western edges of the state under an extreme cold warning from the National Weather Service.