Maryland Historical Society Thief Released From Prison
A man who stole documents from the Maryland Historical Society and other archives nationwide has been released from prison where he spent the last year.
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A man who stole documents from the Maryland Historical Society and other archives nationwide has been released from prison where he spent the last year.
A former Maryland School for the Deaf dormitory aide charged with molesting seven middle-school girls from 2008 to 2011 first raised suspicion when supervisors learned he had sent text messages to some of the students, school officials testified Thursday at his trial.
A former Cecil County fire lieutenant dies after being hit by a car more than two weeks ago.
Maryland State Police are investigating a crash that killed a driver police were pursuing in Perryville.
Showers associated with the cold front will be crossing the area during the midday and early afternoon.
Police are investigating an allegation that a Roman Catholic priest sexually abused a student while he was teaching at Baltimore's Archbishop Curley High School in the 1970s.
Theater producers planning a Broadway revival of the musical comedy "Gigi" will open the production at the Kennedy Center in Washington.
A Prince George's County police officer has been charged in Calvert County with sexual assault and other offenses.
Surveyors are checking to make sure that the Washington Monument is still 555 feet, 5 1/8 inches tall.
A Baltimore police officer has pleaded guilty to extortion after prosecutors alleged she provided protection for a purported drug trafficker.
Prince George's County firefighters rescued three people from a balcony during an apartment fire in District Heights. Officials say the blaze was intentionally set.
The Maryland Republican Party says it sponsored a robocall about a Democratic candidate for the Frederick County Board of Aldermen.
Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger says constituents are asking him to run for Maryland governor, but he's leaning against it.
Maryland's highest court says it won't stay its ruling that poor defendants are entitled to have an attorney present at bail hearings.
A Utah man pleaded guilty to a drug conspiracy charge Thursday for his role in an online black market known as the Silk Road that authorities say processed more than $1 billion worth of illicit business.
