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Eleven people are indicted on federal charges after FBI agents find they trafficked more than $6 million in contraband cigarettes and foreign prescription drugs through a popular pharmacy and restaurant in Pikesville.
Two hundred miles up, there's a problem -- a potentially serious one for the International Space Station.
The start of the holiday season means lots of holiday parties. Sadly, that typically results in more people drinking and driving. Thursday night, families affected by drunk drivers joined together for Maryland Remembers.
A holiday program highlights the small successes of children at one school for autistic children.
U.S. Park Police have identified the people killed in a two-vehicle crash on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
A Westminster man has been charged with attempted first-degree murder in the shooting of his brother.
The Preakness Stakes will be worth $1.5 million next year, the first purse increase for the second leg of the Triple Crown since 1998.
The Towson Tigers are on top. The football team is on its way to Illinois to take on the Eastern Illinois Panthers in the college football subdivision playoffs.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley on Thursday was named the chairman of the Chesapeake Executive Council, saying he hoped to have a new Chesapeake Bay Watershed agreement signed next year.
Members of the Newtown, Conn., community, including the parent of a teacher killed in a school massacre a year ago, gathered at the National Cathedral Thursday for a vigil to remember those who lost their lives because of gun violence.
Now might be a good time to buy your Mega Millions ticket.
The day is getting off to a cold start. Flurries remain north and east of Baltimore.
A state lawmaker from Prince George's County is highlighting the difficulty of shopping for food as a minimum-wage earner.
Two people are charged with selling crack cocaine in the Freetown area of Anne Arundel County.
Despite a rocky start with health care reform, Gov. Martin O'Malley said Thursday he is still aiming to meet the goal of enrolling 260,000 people in private insurance and Medicaid through the state's health care exchange by the end of March.
