Fatal Drug Overdoses Continue To Climb In Maryland
Fatal drug overdoses in Maryland are continuing to climb at an alarming rate.
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Fatal drug overdoses in Maryland are continuing to climb at an alarming rate.
In its second year, Horizon Day Camp is bringing back the joys of childhood for the first camp of its kind in Lutherville, Maryland.
The Ravens showed their fan appreciation by touring Annapolis with pep rallies Friday.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed in Maryland on behalf of women who allege that a former Kaiser Permanente doctor sexually assaulted them.
Baltimore police have recovered another gun following the arrest of a suspect more than two weeks ago.
Two city workers thought something was amiss when they saw five children getting into the back of a U-Haul truck at a gas station. They stopped the driver from leaving and called 911.
A man has been sentenced to 64 years in prison for a kidnapping case that involved him keeping a woman captive in her own car trunk.
Start the school year off right with these fun and challenging games that will keep your kids entertained and learning for hours. These six apps will provide endless laughter while your little one's work hard to solve puzzles, work on new skills, and create.
Wildlife officials have rescued a juvenile bald eagle that was suffering from poisoning at a Florida trash and garbage collection center.
The decomposed body found inside a closed compartment aboard a retired Coast Guard boat in Massachusetts has been identified as a man reported missing nine months ago.
The 4-year-old girl and her 51-year-old grandfather who drowned in a neighbor's pool in Severna Park Thursday have been identified.
People Are Talking about National Oyster Day.
City police are searching for a missing 66-year-old woman who went missing over night in Baltimore.
Now that one of the nation's largest cannabis companies has bought the entire California desert town of Nipton, a question remains: Will the new owners rename the place Potsylvania?
Attorney General Jeff Sessions took new steps Thursday to punish cities he believes are not cooperating with federal immigration agents in a move that was met with bewilderment by local officials who said they did not know why they were being singled out.
