Speed Camera Firm Refunding $27K In Hagerstown
Police in Hagerstown say a speed camera contractor will refund more than $27,000 for about 800 speeding tickets because it failed to get its equipment inspected as often as state law requires.
Watch CBS News
Police in Hagerstown say a speed camera contractor will refund more than $27,000 for about 800 speeding tickets because it failed to get its equipment inspected as often as state law requires.
Metro says a mechanical problem started a fire on train at the Silver Spring station that disrupted red line service between Takoma and Forest Glen.
A drone the size of a fighter jet took off from the deck of an American aircraft carrier for the first time Tuesday in a test flight that could eventually open the way for the U.S. to launch unmanned aircraft from just about any place in the world.
Flags in Maryland are flying at half-staff in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day, a day honoring law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty.
Fort Detrick is welcoming a new garrison commander to the Army installation in Frederick.
Outhouse not cutting it anymore? Maryland has a loan program for homeowners who want to install indoor plumbing.
Construction industry experts will be talking about the proposed Purple Line light rail project.
Cost and level of security don't necessarily correspond when installing a new home security system.
Over 70 percent of the time a minor is killed by a gun, the gun used was housed in that minor's own home.
Howard County is still reeling after the death of a well-known real estate agent and father. His 14-year-old daughter is charged in the murder. Tuesday night, community members came together in his honor.
It's an unprecedented move by the nation's top cell phone providers. Normally fierce competitors, the four companies have now banded together to fight the epidemic of texting and driving.
Timothy Marcin, a would-be journalist who won the nation's largest literary prize for undergraduate college students Tuesday night, isn't too worried about the future of the news industry.
A lover's quarrel may have turned deadly in Howard County and now a man is under arrest. Howard County police say a woman found shot to death in front of her home had a troubled past that followed her to Maryland.
More rolling cargo comes through the Port of Baltimore than any other dock in America. Keeping vehicles undamaged is one reason for that success.
The IRS is under fire for targeting conservative groups requesting nonprofit status.
