Several People Injured In Philadelphia Building Collapse
A building collapse Wednesday morning in center city Philadelphia injured several people.
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A building collapse Wednesday morning in center city Philadelphia injured several people.
Commercial vehicles traveling in and around the Capital Beltway region Tuesday were the target of surprise inspections, courtesy of "Roadcheck 2013."
The Nets are continuing to search for their next head coach, and it's no secret that owner Mikhail Prokhorov likes big names. Cue Larry Brown, the current head men's basketball coach at Southern Methodist University.
Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman says she will propose legislation to hire 100 firefighters -- a move that will cost $3 million.
For Bill Flohr, it was great to grow up on Rock Creek in the 1960s.
Zinno debuted a new segment on Last Call, called "Hypothetically Speaking."
Garrett County's sheriff is asking county commissioners to support selective enforcement of Maryland's new gun control law.
Marty Bass has Coffee With "Top Shot" Adam Benson. Mike Schuh has People Are Talking about Hopkins' most photogenic baby contest.
Del. Ron George is scheduled to formally announce he is running for governor.
The president of St. Mary's College of Maryland has asked the board of trustees not to renew his contract.
Barry Manilow will join stars from Broadway, "American Idol" and composer John Williams for this year's July Fourth celebration on the National Mall.
Daring rescue. Firefighters were lowered down to a platform below the Bay Bridge to save an injured worker. Now we're hearing the emergency communications from the rescue effort.
Heartbreaking moments for the fiancee of a prominent Howard County businessman fatally stabbed in his home. Now she speaks for the first time about the night police say his teenage daughter plotted to kill him---and tried to kill her, too.
Three people have been charged with stealing more than $2,000 worth of baby formula, food and household items from three Westminster grocery stores.
Attorney General Doug Gansler is urging Maryland insurance regulators to freeze any health insurance rate increases above 5 percent.
