Saturday, March 16, 2013
Hundreds run to fight breast cancer. It's called the Mammojam 5K.
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Hundreds run to fight breast cancer. It's called the Mammojam 5K.
Public health agencies in five states are assessing the rabies risk for hundreds of people who may have had close contact with an infected organ donor and four transplant recipients, one of whom died, officials said Saturday.
An Anne Arundel County Councilman wants to give residents the right to bear stun guns.
Marriott International says it will be cutting information technology jobs at its headquarters in Bethesda.
Washington Redskins wide receiver Josh Morgan is visiting the National Children's Museum at National Harbor to participate in a literacy program.
Students from Maryland and Virginia are spending an alternative spring break working on environmental projects and learning about the Chesapeake Bay, rather than escaping to Cancun or the Caribbean.
She's an outspoken feminist and former social worker. He's a cigar-smoking Kentucky lawyer.
A fast moving brush fire causes quite a stir in Baltimore County.
A stabbing is under investigation in Harford County.
Maryland is about to become the 18th state in the nation to abolish the death penalty.
Maryland health officials release new information about a rare case. A man dies of rabies he got through an organ transplant.
Known primarily for his glove at the hot corner, Matt Dominguez surprised with his bat by posting a .284 average with five longballs in 31 games for Houston.
A Baltimore County man is killed after being hit not by one, but two cars in Edgemere.
Getting guns off the streets by giving people cold-hard cash. Howard County Police say they're having their first gun buyback program in almost two decades.
A Baltimore business owner is honored in a unique way. Businessman "Scunny" McCusker, the owner of Nacho Mama's, died last year.
