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People Are Talking about the Iron Rooster on McHenry Row.
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People Are Talking about the Iron Rooster on McHenry Row.
New Hampshire authorities say an escaped inmate with tattoos covering his shaved head, face, neck, chest, arm and hands has been arrested in Pennsylvania
One man used his last words to save a friend's life, warning him away from a live electrical wire.
Richard Anderson, the tall, handsome actor best known for costarring simultaneously in the popular 1970s television shows "The Six Million Dollar Man" and "The Bionic Woman," has died at age 91.
Gasoline prices rose several cents overnight amid continuing fears of shortages in Texas and several other states in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey's strike on the Gulf Coast.
There was a solemn gathering Thursday night at C. Milton Wright High School as a teenage student was remembered.
The eighth Baltimore police officer indicted in connection with a corruption scandal involving an elite gun task force pleaded not guilty Thursday.
Race relations were the subject of a spirited discussion on the University of Maryland College Park campus Thursday night.
Maryland drivers prepare to feel some pain at the pump. In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, more than a dozen oil refineries have slammed the doors shut. Meaning less gas nationwide.
A pair of Oscar winners, Sandra Bullock and Leonardo DiCaprio, are leading the way in stars' donations to relief efforts for those affected by Hurricane Harvey in Texas and Louisiana, but they're not alone. Numerous other celebrities have pledged sizable amounts to charities.
The White House has prepared a request to Congress for an initial $5.9 billion package in Harvey recovery aid, a first down payment to make sure recovery efforts over the next few weeks are adequately funded.
The tough-talking sheriff of Milwaukee County, David Clarke, resigned without explanation Thursday, capping a tumultuous year for the divisive, provocative lawman whose unabashed support for President Donald Trump and in-your-face personality earned him a national following among some conservatives.
Premium costs for plans sold on Maryland's health exchanges are set to rise as state regulators approve increased rates.
Gov. Larry Hogan is pushing for what he calls "Truth in Sentencing," an attempt to make sure repeat, violent offenders actually serve most of their sentences behind bars.
A new center focused on teenagers in East Baltimore opened its doors Thursday. The center was named after the Dawson Family, who were killed in a firebombing attack almost 15 years ago.
