Library Of Congress Displays 1st U.S. Map In Exhibit
The first map of the United States to be compiled, printed and published in America when the nation was newly independent is going on display at the Library of Congress.
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The first map of the United States to be compiled, printed and published in America when the nation was newly independent is going on display at the Library of Congress.
A group seeking separate statehood for western Maryland is holding its first official town hall meeting in Cumberland.
Maryland Republican Larry Hogan says he's planning to run for governor, even though he may not formally launch his campaign until January.
Bob Haynie makes his picks for NFL and College Football for the upcoming weekend.
A surprising sentence for an Anne Arundel County man who dragged a police officer with his car while trying to avoid arrest.
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Simon Baker and Robin Tunney. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Small Business Saturday.
Check out the best beer hotels from around the world.
Many parents rely on big companies to create baby food that contains all of the necessary nutrition. Find out ways to make homemade baby food that is both healthy for your baby and the earth.
The turkey is gone but there's still lots of fun to be had for kids of all ages with these Thanksgiving weekend activities.
Thanksgiving comes in just one week, and signs of the holiday season are all over Baltimore. Festivities kicked off across the city Thursday night-- from Santa's arrival at the Inner Harbor to the shopping season kickoff in Pigtown.
A 5-year-old girl who hid from arguing adults survived a shooting rampage that claimed the lives of her parents and infant brother, the Frederick County Sheriff's Office said Thursday. Police were treating the case as a murder-suicide.
Police say 48-year-old Stephen Edward Evans was receiving and trading child pornography online at his Linthicum home in the 200-block of Twin Oaks Road.
Federal authorities have charged 19 people -- 14 of them corrections officers-- in connection with the Black Guerrilla Family case at the Baltimore City Detention Center. The new indictment, unsealed Thursday, alleges that the officers aided Black Guerrilla Family members in smuggling prescription pills, marijuana and cell phones inside the jail walls.
The push to raise the minimum wage continues in Maryland. Governor Martin O'Malley and other state lawmakers are in favor of an increase, and now one county is set to vote on it.
A Thurmont man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for fondling a 13-year-old girl who has a form of autism.
