Call For Action: Report Stresses Need For More Research On Concussions In Youth Sports
A national panel of experts is calling for action after taking a closer look at concussions in young athletes.
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A national panel of experts is calling for action after taking a closer look at concussions in young athletes.
Two people are dead after a house fire in North Baltimore.
Baltimore City Police are investigating a double shooting.
Statistics show that one of the safest forms of travel in the United States is by school bus. That's comforting news to parents, but some students in Rising Sun found out that they needed to take their safety into their own hands.
The day is getting off to a rather mild start, but we are also looking at plenty of clouds and patchy fog for a while. The temperature should reach the lower 70s Thursday afternoon, and there will probably be a stray, passing shower before the day is through.
A Cambridge man has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for the attempted murder of a federal officer during a shootout.
Exelon Corp. is seeking Maryland Public Service Commission approval to erect 12 to 15 wind turbines on Backbone Mountain in Garrett County about six miles south of Oakland.
The decision to grant a security clearance to a man who later killed 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard was made without a review of a critical police report, but background investigators still followed the correct standards, the top federal personnel management official told a Senate panel Thursday.
The National Park Service says crews will begin removing the scaffolding surrounding the Washington Monument starting in less than two weeks.
Officials say 200,000 gallons of wastewater have flowed into the Reddy Branch Creek in Brookville after a sewer main broke.
Del. Donna Stifler says she is not running for re-election.
The National Zoo says its female giant panda cub is growing quickly and is spending more time away from her mother.
Metro says shuttle buses will replace trains on a section of the blue and orange lines this weekend.
A Minnesota artist is suing the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security after they issued cease-and-desist letters against his merchandise.
Don Scott and Marty Bass had "Coffee With" Penn Jillette. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Halloween at Geresbeck's Supermarket.
