Md. Man Sentenced To 41 Years For Child Sex Abuse
A Bowie man has been sentenced to 41 years in prison for sexually abusing a boy.
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A Bowie man has been sentenced to 41 years in prison for sexually abusing a boy.
The Baltimore Design School is preparing to open its new facility.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is scheduled to speak to local officials at the annual Maryland Association of Counties breakfast.
The Smithsonian's National Zoo says it's on 24-hours-a-day panda watch as a female giant panda shows behavioral changes consistent with a pregnancy or pseudopregnancy.
A former Prince George's County sheriff's deputy has pleaded guilty to having sex with an inmate in a holding cell at a courthouse.
A bank teller who embezzled more than $140,000 from elderly customers' accounts has been sentenced to two years in prison.
Police confirm a body found in East Baltimore overnight is the man accused of killing his estranged wife outside her car in Parkville.
More than 100 nuclear power plants are being called terror targets, including those here in Maryland. A new report ordered by the Pentagon finds American nuclear plants are dangerously unprotected from possible attacks.
When you need to know, where do you go? A survey of Maryland voters shows most are dissatisfied with the way the state does, or does not, make important information accessible.
For the first time since they became Super Bowl champions, the Ravens take the field at M&T Bank Stadium. And Baltimore fans--hungry for football to come back to Charm City--are back it, too.
New data from aviation officials indicates more pilots are reporting seeing bright laser beams while flying.
A partnership between the University of Maryland and one city school is designed to put students on the fast track to college.
A quarter billion dollars is serious money, and it's being spent on a serious problem. It's being poured into Baltimore's Back River Sewage Treatment Plant to slow the flow of nutrient pollution choking the bay.
It's all about family, fun and food. And it happens this weekend right here in Baltimore.
A small, bespectacled German immigrant who invented a glamorous life for himself in the United States by posing as an heir to the fabled Rockefeller fortune was sentenced Thursday to 27 years to life in prison for a California cold-case murder.
