Mistrial Declared In 2006 Murder Case
A judge has declared a mistrial for a man accused in the 2006 slaying of a former federal police officer.
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A judge has declared a mistrial for a man accused in the 2006 slaying of a former federal police officer.
The state of Maryland is pumping more money into scrap tire collection.
A Baltimore County jury convicts a city police officer who confused his simulation gun with his real gun and shot a colleague.
Shocking allegations. A local gynecologist with thousands of patients--under investigation. He's accused of photographing patients' bodies and abusing drugs.
The family of a man with Down syndrome who died in police custody at a movie theater is suing Frederick County. The suit--just filed Thursday--says Ethan Saylor's death was tragic and unnecessary.
Baltimore's port is still shut down for a second day. Striking longshoremen and ship companies have yet to reach a contract settlement.
A traffic stop turns deadly in Baltimore City overnight. An officer is dragged two blocks then opens fire on the driver.
Police are investigating a shooting and armed robbery in Baltimore County.
A federal air marshal based in Maryland has been arrested and accused of taking cell phone photographs underneath women's skirts as they boarded a plane at Nashville International Airport.
Families of children with limb deformities travel from around the world to be treated at Sinai Hospital. This weekend marks the eighth annual Save A Limb Ride, raising money to support families at the Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics.
The candidates for governor in Maryland's Democratic primary are no the campaign trail. But are voters paying attention? A new poll suggests there's a lot of ground to cover.
Thousands of federal employees return to work, and national parks are reopening across the country. Late Wednesday night, lawmakers ended the shutdown after 16 days with a last minute compromise.
High schools across the country send their best and brightest into an engineering battle. One from Maryland rolled to a national victory.
A high-rocking hit musical makes its way to Baltimore's Hippodrome this week. Along with the performance come some very special memorabilia.
Baltimore officials have approved a nearly $100,000 settlement ending a lawsuit over Inner Harbor demonstrations.
