PG County Police Investigating Apparent Murder-Suicide
Police in Prince George's County are investigating an apparent murder-suicide.
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Police in Prince George's County are investigating an apparent murder-suicide.
Prince George's County Police have arrested four Washington residents for the slaying of a man in his Brandywine home.
The Smithsonian Institution is announcing plans for what curators believe is the first exhibition about the visual history of yoga.
Maryland's Natural Resources Police have come up with a highly visible way of promoting boater safety.
Metro says it will close a total of five stations on the green and orange lines for weekend work.
Metro says a train fire at the Silver Spring station may have been started by a loose part striking a power cable.
A man convicted of breaking into a chicken house but cleared of other charges in the deaths of 33,700 birds killed after power was turned off, is appealing part of his sentence.
An Annapolis barber closes up shop after 50 years.
Sex show controversy. A fight in court over a sex fetish festival that was set to come to Canton this weekend. Wednesday night, the community moved to block the adult entertainment.
From Washington to Baltimore. President Barack Obama will be in Charm City this Friday. The president will visit a south Baltimore company to sell his job creation plans.
The State Health Department is updating the parental consent forms required for minors to use tanning beds.
Thousands of civilian Defense Department employees are bracing for furloughs forced on them by the sequestration budget cuts.
A federal agency's recommendation to lower the legal limit is drawing some opposition. The National Transportation Safety Board says the recommendation could cut the number of DUI deaths but not everyone is on board.
O'Reilly vs. O'Malley. The governor is taking heat from the cable news host because of corruption in Maryland jails---and both men are fighting back.
It's a big day at Orioles Park at Camden Yards--it's the sixth annual Weather Day! More than 12,000 students from across the area are taking part in the event that gets bigger and bigger every year.
