WEATHER BLOG: Tracking A Cool Down
The latest cold front has pushed through and didn't bring us anything in the way of precip but just some extra afternoon cloud cover.
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The latest cold front has pushed through and didn't bring us anything in the way of precip but just some extra afternoon cloud cover.
There's anger and frustration in one Baltimore neighborhood after police chase a suspect and then open fire. Now that suspect is dead. Police say they fired in self-defense, but some witnesses are telling a different story.
The Smithsonian's National Zoo says its 2-week-old giant panda cub is female.
It's only been 80 years since beer was first sold in cans. Most beer that is canned is made by the huge global breweries. That's now changing in Remington.
A shocking and disturbing find at a rest stop ends with nearly a dozen dogs dead.
The death of a young man with Down syndrome who was being restrained by police brings a new development.
Support is growing for an increase in Maryland's minimum wage. Baltimore leaders join in a call to raise the minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour.
Torrey Smith says it is his year to connect with Joe Flacco and fans. He says he's ready to set an example in the locker room as well.
Two police officers are recovering after an oncoming vehicle hits their patrol car along I-95 near Caton Avenue.
State officials say Maryland's four casinos generated $71 million in revenue in August, nearly three-quarters of it from the state's largest casino, Maryland Live!
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore welcomes two ring-tailed lemurs. This is a new species for the zoo, which already has red ruffed lemurs and Coquerel's sifaka on exhibit.
Rescue crews are responding to Sugarloaf Mountain in Frederick County for a call involving a child who fell from a cliff.
Howard County Police are offering a reward up to $500 for information leading to the arrest of three men who bound two employees in a back room and robbed a Goodwill store in Columbia.
A fight between two employees at a steakhouse in Anne Arundel County left one injured and the other behind bars.
Gun purchase applications in Maryland are up ahead of the start of a gun control measure that gives Maryland some of the nation's tightest gun laws.
