No Bail Reduction For Woman Charged In Dad's Death
A judge has refused to reduce the $300,000 cash bail set for a southern New Jersey woman accused of killing her father.
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A judge has refused to reduce the $300,000 cash bail set for a southern New Jersey woman accused of killing her father.
Prince George's County Police say an officer has been suspended from duty after he crashed his cruiser while under the influence of alcohol.
Maryland health officials are recommending enhanced screening of potential organ donors in response to a rare case in which a patient died of rabies after receiving a kidney from an infected donor.
The first day on the job, Jeff Holland checked to see how high the Captain Avery Museum in Shady Side was above sea level.
The Cecil County Sheriff's Office says a second man has been arrested on first-degree murder charges following a fatal shooting in Port Deposit.
Mary Ellen Barbera spent many of her first 100 days as Maryland's top jurist visiting the state's circuit and district courts, a half-finished trek that she said has revealed to her many aging courthouses that are too small for their workloads or not designed to handle 21st century technology.
Taylor Farms is recalling approximately 5,084 pounds of broccoli salad kit products. They contain salad dressing that are the subject of a FDA recall, due to concerns about possible Listeria contamination.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown has picked up a key union endorsement in the race for governor.
The mountain dwellers of far western Maryland know a lot about snow, but a crippling blizzard spawned last year by Superstorm Sandy taught them a painful lesson in emergency preparedness.
Teams from Dulaney, South Carroll and C. Milton Wright compete.
Hallow-Marine is back at the National Aquarium! Also, Ra Sushi is here with a peek at their Halloween plans.
A little below the normal high for this day (64 to be exact), but this last Saturday in October is bright and cool.
Three teens have been arrested and charged with burglarizing the Cycle World on Ritchie Highway South.
Approximately 8,000 of people are expected to participate in the 27th annual AIDS Walk in Washington.
Attorney General Doug Gansler is now steering the conversation away from the politics and into the topic of responsible parenting.
