Marylanders Still Have A Few Days To Enjoy Tax-Free Shopping
Marylanders looking to make the most of their back-to-school dollars are shopping this week to take advantage of the state's sales tax holiday.
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Marylanders looking to make the most of their back-to-school dollars are shopping this week to take advantage of the state's sales tax holiday.
Convicted. A jury found the woman who admitted hiring the hitman that murdered her husband guilty of first degree murder.
A traveling hospital technician strikes a plea deal on charges he knowingly infected dozens of patients with deadly Hepatitis C--some of them here in Maryland. We're learning about new red flags that should have kept him out of the medical field.
When the Ravens play the Atlanta Falcons in Thursday's preseason game, fans will see a few big changes at M&T Bank Stadium.
An investigation is underway in Baltimore County after police say a Parkville woman was killed with a shotgun in front of a 3-year-old boy. The boy was not injured.
The Baltimore Grand Prix is just over two weeks away and planning is also underway for one of the biggest pre-race events.
Army Pfc. Bradley Manning's violent outbursts and a photo of him dressed as a woman ideally should have blocked him from working with classified information in Iraq, but the Army needed his skills, the soldier's former boss testified Tuesday.
The maternal grandmother of a 6-year-old girl is seeking child support from a University of Pittsburgh researcher jailed on charges he fatally poisoned his neurologist wife with cyanide.
A 10-county partnership is lobbying state lawmakers on behalf of rural Maryland.
"The fact that we're even standing here today says a lot about all of you, says a lot about Jeep and says a lot about Chrysler," said Gaberding. "It says you're committed, and you're resilient and you're not afraid to make a statement."
A corrections officer at the Baltimore City Detention Center has pleaded guilty to smuggling drugs into the facility for members of the Black Guerrilla Family gang.
A cold front marched some rather intense weather into our neighborhood early Tuesday morning between 5 and 8 a.m.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler is asking the state's highest court to order that a lawsuit over the University of Maryland's withdrawal from the Atlantic Coast Conference proceed in a Maryland court.
A Baltimore City police trainee is recovering after being struck in the upper thigh by a metal fragment.
The number of drive-ins has dwindled in recent years. Now, many others are preparing to close because they can't afford the $75,000 to convert to digital projection.
