Baltimore County Set To Hand Out School Supplies At Several Locations
Baltimore County officials and volunteers will be handing out school supplies for the new school year next Tuesday Aug. 29.
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Baltimore County officials and volunteers will be handing out school supplies for the new school year next Tuesday Aug. 29.
Police in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam detained the driver of a van with Spanish license plates and a number of gas tanks inside after a concert by an American rock band was cancelled Wednesday night following a threat, the city's mayor said.
The West Virginia Department of Transportation found an unlikely bridge dweller during an inspection Wednesday.
At the U.S. Naval Academy, where the names of the nation's military heroes adorn many buildings, two structures honor the memory of American naval officers who fought against the United States of America.
Three "corpse flowers" are now blooming at the U.S. Botanic Garden, which is drawing in brave visitors from all over the country.
Baltimore remains on pace for more murders than ever before. Wednesday, the mayor outlined new federal and state help to stem the shootings, while the police commissioner urged patience.
Nine Mid-Atlantic and New England states have agreed to cut power plant greenhouse gas emissions across the region.
A California father who admitted killing his 5-year-old son was sentenced Wednesday to 25 years to life in prison.
Fort Worthington Elementary and Middle School opened their brand new facility Wednesday.
People across Maryland and the country are having dreams of being a millionaire.
The rides are up, and the hours are ticking down until opening day on Thursday.
This summer's "dead zone" of the bay is smaller than what was expected.
The residents of a condominium complex in a Maryland suburb have been ordered to leave their homes after the buildings failed a fire safety inspection.
A Washington state high school football coach took advantage of his position when he prayed on the field after games, and he's not entitled to immediately get his job back, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.
A 6-year-old Louisiana boy pulled his drowning 2-year-old twin cousins from a backyard pool, yelled for help and began chest compression on the boys.
