Md. Lawmaker Proposes Bill Requiring Slow Drivers To Stay In Right Lane
A Maryland lawmaker is hoping to prevent road rage by requiring slower drivers to stay in the right lane.
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A Maryland lawmaker is hoping to prevent road rage by requiring slower drivers to stay in the right lane.
The 22-year-old man accused of destroying urns and memorabilia at a Baltimore County mausoleum last week is being held without bail.
59-year-old Arthur Hertbert Carter Jr., of Hanover, died from his injuries.
Police and the loved ones of a 13-year-old boy killed outside a dance studio in Baltimore County over the weekend still have unanswered questions about the shooting -- namely, who pulled the trigger.
The Baltimore Police Department welcomed a new class of trainees Monday during a time when officials said the city needs them the most.
With every skip of the rope and jab to the bag, Demond Nicholson is fighting for not only himself but the people who believe in him.
A Baltimore travel agent is urging people to abide by the State Department's travel recommendations as the coronavirus continues to spread across the globe.
A former Baltimore County corrections officer pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of producing child pornography, the justice department said.
Does money really buy happiness? It appears to, at least for a small group of German college students who participated in a study on the connection between happiness and altruism, the selfless concern for the well-being of others.
An Anne Arundel County man was arrested and charged in the death of another man in Deale Sunday night, police said.
There is no question that Oriole Park at Camden Yards is one of baseball's greatest venues.
With five cases of coronavirus confirmed in Maryland and the number worldwide topping 110,000, Gov. Larry Hogan Monday said all out-of-state travel for state employees is being canceled.
She has been missing since February 24, they said, and was last seen wearing blue jeans and a black shirt.
The 69-year-old pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy and tax evasion charges in November, including conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government and two counts of tax evasion.
The Maryland Department of the Environment and Property Management are monitoring the situation and the station has been relocated.
