Most Dangerous City Poised For Turnaround: PatchPM

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The Most Dangerous City In America Is Baltimore: USA Today

Unlike the trend nationally, Charm City saw an increase in the number of murders.

Best Maryland Bed And Breakfast, New List Says

Guests to this Victorian b&B can stay in suites reminiscent of certain parts of the world.

Gov. Hogan Earns Strong Job Approval From Maryland Voters: Poll

Marylanders approve of their governor's work and say he has successfully distanced himself from President Trump, according to the latest Goucher Poll.

Pulitzer-Prize Winning Photographer Dies At 104 In Silver Spring

In 1950, he parachuted into North Korea with U.S. troops to cover the Korean War. His coverage earned him a Pulitzer in 1951.

Maryland Foreclosure Filings Decrease Year-Over-Year: Report

Foreclosure filings in Maryland for January 2018 saw a sharp decrease when compared to the previous year.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Rumored Threat To Gaithersburg High School Investigated By Police
• Man Killed In Lansdowne House Fire Identified
• Annapolis Police Standoff After Man Hallucinates On Drugs
• Teen Driver Made Wrong Turn, Panicked Before NSA Shooting: Report
• Bomb Squad Called To Harford County For 'Possibly Kimchi' In Suspicious Package
• Cedar Lodge, Tudor Mansion, Picturesque Colonial: MD WOW Houses
• Bel Air Ambulance Crashes On New Jersey Interstate
• Former Columbia Nonprofit Leader Sentenced To Jail For Theft
• Royal Farms Robber Started With Doughnut, Went On 5-Store Spree: Police
• Dollar Store Customer Robbed In Glen Burnie
• How To Keep Kids Safe Online: Anne Arundel Police
• Record-Breaking Warm Weather On The Way For Maryland
• Maryland Snow Totals Town By Town For February 18
• 'Cheers!' Bel Air Woman Wins $100K From Lottery
• Loch Raven Student Charged As Juvenile: Police

Across America

• 3 Slain Florida HS Students Awarded Army Medals
• Applebee's, IHOP To Close More Locations In 2018
• Inflatable Trump Chicken Spotted In San Francisco: Photos

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Pictured, a sign to end violence sits in a window in a Baltimore neighborhood with a high murder rate on Feb. 3, 2018. The third citywide Ceasefire event began on Friday, with organizers and community members calling for peace for a 72-hour period and holding numerous events, including peace walks, movie screenings and a youth basketball tournament among other gatherings. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)