Anne Arundel Co.'s Top Firefighter To Retire May 1
Anne Arundel's top firefighter will retire May 1 after 35 years with the department.
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Anne Arundel's top firefighter will retire May 1 after 35 years with the department.
The two remaining finalists vying to lead the Prince George's school system have withdrawn.
Whether you are an avid cyclist or new to the sport, Baltimore has scenic paths that are ready for you to explore! Meredith Mitchell from Baltimore Bicycle Works offers some great advice and trail suggestions.
It's Frederick County Bell & History Day, the opening of museum season in the county.
Authorities in Montgomery County are investigating a car crash involving a taxi cab that resulted in the death of a 20-year-old woman.
The House of Delegates gave final approval Saturday to a measure giving the Prince George's County executive more control over the county's school system.
Three endangered sea turtles at the National Aquarium in Baltimore are on their way south.
A 27-year-old La Plata man is dead after his motorcycle collided with a box truck.
A Maryland couple has donated a $475,000 house for a raffle that will benefit their former high school.
A man who with his wife helped found a well-known Maryland victims' rights group after the 1982 murder of his daughter has died.
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo says up to four NFL players may soon come out as gay, according to a published report.
The rain got out of here in a hurry, allowing sunshine to quickly take over and warm us up to 65 degrees! The winds will back off tonight as cooler air moves in temporarily. A frost advisory is in effect for the central Eastern Shore as temperatures drop to or slightly below freezing overnight.
It was Opening Day at Camden Yards and a great start to the baseball season in Baltimore. The whole city is back in orange, coming off an exciting hometown win.
A fast-moving fire rips through a Howard County apartment complex, displacing nearly a dozen residents.
Contraceptive controversy. A surprise ruling by a federal judge allows young girls to get the morning-after pill without a doctor's or parent's permission.
