Saturday, June 17, 2017
The 30th Anniversary of the Festival of the Arts in Columbia and keeping your pets cool during the hot summer months.
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The 30th Anniversary of the Festival of the Arts in Columbia and keeping your pets cool during the hot summer months.
25 Gov. Thomas Johnson High School students took part in a summer program called New Horizons Frederick that provided academic support and work opportunities to homeless high schoolers.
Maryland Natural Resources Police Sgt. John Buchanan was flying biologists over Tangier Sound this spring to survey ducks when he glimpsed gray bodies arcing in the waters below.
A bar in South Baltimore faces charges following a violent stabbing last month.
Police say the fatal shooting of two Maryland teens on the eve of their high school graduation was not random.
Investigators now confirm the gunman who shot at Congressman Steve Scalise and three others, including Congressional staff and Capitol Police Officers, was carrying a list of names, which included congressmen.
Carrie Fisher died from sleep apnea and a combination of other factors, but investigators were not able to pinpoint an exact cause, coroner's officials said Friday.
Congressional leaders say without her help - they would've been sitting ducks on that baseball field
Jurors in Bill Cosby's suburban Philadelphia sexual assault trial are wrapping up for the night, still at an impasse after more than 50 hours of deliberations.
State police are investigating the discovery of skeletal human remains found in a wooded area just outside Delaware's capital city.
As Congressman Steve Scalise remains hospitalized, there is a clearer picture of the gunman's troubled past and his trail of bitterness is coming into view.
Seven Navy sailors were missing and the captain and at least two others were injured after a U.S. destroyer and a container ship collided off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, the U.S. Navy and Japanese coast guard reported.
A California toddler has died while undergoing a dental procedure, according to CBS 13 Sacramento.
Plans are put on hold for a bike lane in Canton and it lands the City in court.
Most businesses would fail if they didn't change much in 100 years.
