Baltimore leaders and the security officers' union will introduce legislation to strengthen wage and benefit standards for officers working in the city's commercial sector.

As more businesses and neighborhoods in Baltimore rely on private security, a union representing guards throughout the city is calling attention to low wages in the growing industry.

Baltimore City Councilman Jermaine Jones introduced a bill Monday that would require certain employers to specify minimum pay for security officers.

Last week, in front of a judge and jury during a murder trial in the Baltimore City Circuit Court, three individuals attempted to attack the defendant. While they were quickly subdued and arrested, ...

As the government shutdown continues to affect air travel, AirHelp, a company focused on air passenger rights, has released data highlighting the best and worst PHOTOS: Key Bridge rebuild progress ...

This point was crystallized for Baltimore-area customers of Rite Aid pharmacy who received warning from the company Wednesday in a statement that their prescription and personal information may have ...

Baltimore County police enhanced security Friday at the Wilkens Precinct after a man shot an officer in the parking lot. Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough said the officer underwent ...

Should an artificial intelligence security system be used in Baltimore County schools? Officials asked families for feedback ...

Baltimore County police enhanced security Friday at the Wilkens Precinct after a man shot an officer in the parking lot. Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough said the officer underwent ...