Md. Woman Wins $1,000 A Week In Va. Lottery Game
A Maryland woman will receive $1,000 a week for the rest of her life after winning the Virginia Lottery's Win for Life game.
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A Maryland woman will receive $1,000 a week for the rest of her life after winning the Virginia Lottery's Win for Life game.
A 16-year-old student has been charged with setting a fire in the bathroom of a high school that forced the evacuation of 1,400 students.
Learn about the different architects that are utilizing their creative skills to develop green infrastructure throughout the US.
A Frederick man is accused of stabbing another man in the eye with a fork.
Frederick officials are starting work on the final phase of a downtown park that began as a flood control project.
Metro says free shuttle buses will replace trains on a section of the blue line this weekend, and some passengers on other lines will wait longer for trains.
A Cumberland truck driver who murdered his live-in girlfriend says he'll talk to police in Hagerstown about the suspicious death of another woman.
Calls for justice. The family of a beloved city worker killed in a devastating car crash say they've lost faith in the State Attorney's Office. This, as they claim prosecutors are considering a plea deal for the man who is accused in Matthew Hersl's death.
A Baltimore City girl couldn't get into the school she wanted to go to because of her hairstyle. Under pressure, the school has now backed off its policy.
A Windsor Mill couple has pleaded to food stamp fraud in a plot to redeem the benefits in exchange for cash.
A 17-year-old says she was assaulted on Black Friday at the Victoria's Secret in Annapolis Mall.
Our low-level flow has started to turn out of the south tonight, allowing for warmth and moisture to begin advecting into the region.
A former Harford County deputy was honored by the sheriff's office with a new way of hunting the drug dealers he set out to arrest.
A fraternity at Morgan State University is on probation until 2015 following accusations that it rejected a recruit because he is gay.
An American man who is marking four years in prison in Cuba has written a letter to President Barack Obama asking the president to get personally involved in securing his release.
