Lt. Gov. Brown To Discuss Domestic Violence Prevention
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is scheduled to discuss domestic violence prevention as part of his campaign for governor.
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Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is scheduled to discuss domestic violence prevention as part of his campaign for governor.
Nearly $60 million. That's how much Penn State officials have agreed to pay out to victims of former football coach Jerry Sandusky--this, as the number of victims more than doubles!
R&B superstar Chris Brown finds himself in trouble with the law again, this time outside of a D.C. hotel. The Grammy Award winner is accused of punching a man in the face after a fan tried to jump in a picture with him after he told the man no.
One year after being severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy, parts of Ellis Island reopened to the public on Monday. But the historic site is still without nearly a million of its artifacts---they're hundreds of miles away, here in Maryland.
First the verdict, now the penalty. The civil lawsuit of former cardiologist Mark Midei entered the damages phase Monday.
A police officer was apparently having a difficult time coping with the fact that his ex-girlfriend was moving on with her life. She and her new boyfriend--a beloved firefighter-- had just come home from a Halloween party when they were killed.
Prince George's County police have charged three men in the fatal shooting of a hotel employee.
Students from three Baltimore City middle schools are competing in Rocket into Poly—a rocket launching competition at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute.
It's been one year since Superstorm Sandy battered the Northeast, and communities are still picking up the pieces. The damage up the East Coast was catastrophic, mostly in New Jersey and New York. At least 147 people died, more than a half million homes were destroyed and damage reached $50 billion.
Worcester County health officials say a family dog in Snow Hill has tested positive for rabies.
The Port of Baltimore is touting the "excellent" grade it has received from the Coast Guard for changes it has made to security.
After a pleasant weekend across much of the Eastern Region, the new work week is off to a great start as well.
Anne Arundel County detectives arrested two women for prostitution at an advertised massage parlor.
A Glen Burnie man is charged with theft after police say he stole an e-reader from a car parked in a driveway.
Anger is growing among the United States' allies in Europe. They want President Barack Obama to stop the U.S. from spying on its leaders, including the Chancellor of Germany's cell phone calls.