Maryland Among States Feeling Government Shutdown, With 147K Federal Employee Out Of Work
Thousands of federal employees who live in Maryland are now out of work, more than 147,000 be more exact. Many don't know when they'll be back to work.
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Thousands of federal employees who live in Maryland are now out of work, more than 147,000 be more exact. Many don't know when they'll be back to work.
Jason M. Bittner, 35, of Woodbine, Md., is charged with kidnapping, second-degree assault and reckless endangerment.
Ravens fever is sweeping through Baltimore and as the team enters the playoffs for the first time since the 2014 season, local businesses are feeling the victory too.
Before the New Horizons spacecraft left Earth in 2006, it was in Maryland.
Police responded to a call for a body in the water at around 3 p.m. Wednesday afternoon. The man was pronounced dead at the scene.
Johns Hopkins head football coach Jim Margraff died suddenly on Wednesday.
The Baltimore City Fire Department put out a fire at a group home in the 5000 block of Harford Rd. 10 occupants made it out safely but one person is unaccounted for.
Five dogs rescued from the fire at Middletown Valley Beagles Kennel on Christmas Eve have been released Tuesday after receiving life-saving medical care from CARE Veterinary Center.
Between Christmas Eve and New Year's Day, officers with the Maryland State Police Department made over 200 arrests and issued thousands of citations.
A NASA spacecraft traveling 4 billion miles from Earth has sent back its first close-up pictures of the most distant celestial object ever explored, and it looks like a reddish snowman.
A man fired several shots into a Taco Bell restaurant when he didn't get the taco sauce he wanted, police in Oklahoma City said.
In a partnership with the Maryland Food Bank, the Enoch Patt Free Library is holding their newly-named "Food or Friends" program during the month of January.
A great-grandmother in North Carolina struck it rich on Christmas Eve, declaring "It's a miracle!"
A board of high-ranking Maryland officials on Wednesday rejected a proposed pipeline across the western part of the state that would carry natural gas produced in Pennsylvania to West Virginia.
Maryland State Police are promoting the importance of the state's "Move Over" laws after a man hit three police cruisers Tuesday morning while troopers were responding to a separate DUI.
