Port Sets New Records For General Cargo, Cars
The Port of Baltimore's public marine terminals set records for general cargo in fiscal year 2013 and consecutive records for cars exported.
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The Port of Baltimore's public marine terminals set records for general cargo in fiscal year 2013 and consecutive records for cars exported.
A man who was on probation for a sex offense has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for receiving child pornography.
The Smithsonian's National Zoo says its female giant panda is showing behavioral changes and is focused on building her nest as animal keepers watch for a possible pregnancy.
Many Americans love their beer and a great way to savor a cold brew is by indulging at the breweries from which they originate. The following are 10 of the best breweries to visit across the nation.
A man whose surveillance camera photos led to his arrest has pleaded guilty in two bank robberies.
Does the weather have you in pain today? Can you feel it in your joints and bones when rain is on its way? Well, there may be some validity to that old wives' tale due to the barometric pressure changes on your body.
Anne Arundel County Police have arrested a 17-year-old suspect they say is behind multiple Craigslist robberies.
The Powerball jackpot has jumped again. Wednesday's game will be worth $425 million with a $244.7 million cash option.
The University of Maryland College Park ranks among the best universities in the nation, but it appears the Terps are known to let their hair down.
A 31-year-old woman has died after being hit by a car in Baltimore County Monday night.
Marty Bass had "Coffee With" Ozzy Osbourne. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about The Charles Street 12.
Montgomery County Del. Susan Lee is running for state Senate.
The Maryland Judiciary last month began billing the state's lawyers $5 to help fund a new center aimed at improving civility in the profession and ensure that lawyers stay focused on serving clients and promoting the proper administration of justice.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it's closing a popular western Maryland hiking trail because of lingering damage from Superstorm Sandy more than nine months ago.
After accusations of bullying, threats of lawsuits and some yelling, the Carroll County Board of Commissioners will try to set a positive tone for meetings.
