Watch CBS News
Pressure is growing to change the name of the Washington Redskins. A Native American tribe in Washington, D.C. is fighting against the name it calls racist, but devoted fans want to keep their 76 years of tradition.
Maryland State Police say there were no injuries when a single-engine plane crashed in a farm while trying to make an emergency landing in Caroline County.
Howard County police say a man was killed when the truck he was driving left the road and overturned.
With concussions and sports-related head injuries in news, US Lacrosse--based here in Baltimore--is taking a major step to put safety first in youth sports.
An Anne Arundel County woman now faces charges for the death of a motorcycle driver and police say it's all because she was texting while driving.
The deaths of two divers at Aberdeen Proving Ground sent shockwaves through the military. Now the Navy is charging four sailors with crimes relating to the tragedy.
A water main break on the 2300-block of Putty Hill Avenue in Parkville is causing a major problem.
The Baltimore Ravens teamed up with NFL Play 60 Tuesday at a Carroll County elementary school.
Maryland casinos bring in the dough. Gamblers generated $65 million in September, $19 million more than September a year ago.
Finding room in the sky for unmanned drones. It's a technical challenge Maryland says it's up to.
It will bring more than 1,000 new jobs and 30 retailers and restaurants to one of the city's most popular neighborhoods. Canton Crossing is officially open!
Actor Tom Hanks made a surprise announcement on David Letterman about his health. He revealed he is now living with Type 2 diabetes.
Last month, WJZ sports director Mark Viviano tied the knot with WJZ executive producer Megan Walburn. The beautiful pictures are now in, and the WJZ newlyweds have agreed to share moments of their special day.
Natural resources officials say black bear activity, including sightings of the animals, is increasing in Frederick County, as they appeared to be recolonizing their population from west to east.
Farm groups said Tuesday that they were appealing a judge's decision to uphold federal pollution limits that are designed to improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay, the nation's largest estuary, by more tightly regulating wastewater treatment, construction and agricultural runoff.
