AACO Executive Candidates Step Up Ground Game Leading Up To Election Day
More than 9,000 Anne Arundel County residents voted Monday and the pace was steady again Tuesday to choose in addition to other races who will be their next county executive.
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More than 9,000 Anne Arundel County residents voted Monday and the pace was steady again Tuesday to choose in addition to other races who will be their next county executive.
Baltimore's Jewish community is offering to help its members, providing counselors in special sessions Tuesday to talk about the mass shooting in Pittsburgh and offer guidance on how to tell children about it.
Some schools in the area were put on alert status for an hour due to hearing the gunfire, but the status has since been lifted.
Young was last seen October 30 in the 2100 block of Penrose Avenue.
Police have identified a suspect in the murder of Danielle Gunson as 25-year-old Liam Cameron Penn.
Petting dogs for cold, hard cash? Yes. It's a thing.
Shares of Under Armour shot up more than 25 percent in midday trading, suggesting investors think the company may be turning things around after a rough three years.
University of Maryland's head football coach, DJ Durkin, and the school's athletic director, Damon Evans, are set to keep their jobs following the death of Jordan McNair.
A 12-year-old boy got the surprise of his life when nearly 100 people showed up to his first-ever birthday party after most of his new classmates declined to attend.
A 12-year-old girl from Rockbridge County, Virginia, who died Saturday while chasing after her dog will be buried with her beloved pet, her mother says.
Early voting is underway in several states, but a man in New Mexico says he was turned away at the polls because of the shirt he wore.
The Anne Arundel Police Department announced on Tuesday that an 8-month long investigation resulted in multiple arrests and drug seizures.
There are several Maryland communities that have restrictions on Halloween trick-or-treating.
The 'Harry Potter House' in Ellicott City is dressed up for Halloween and will be on display for more than a week after the festivities.
Baltimore's inspector general says there's been a "culture of fear" within the department handling human resources for city agencies.
