Former Md. First Lady Kendel Ehrlich Wants To Be Next Anne Arundel Co. Executive
A former Maryland First Lady wants to be Anne Arundel County's next executive, but she faces some tough competition.
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A former Maryland First Lady wants to be Anne Arundel County's next executive, but she faces some tough competition.
"For All The World To Hear" is the name of a project at UMBC featuring personal stories about the civil rights struggle in Baltimore.
It was a successful launch into space but the mission is all about earth.
Three people are dead following a shooting inside a Delaware courthouse.
A chance for Maryland consumers to save money and help save the environment is back.
The San Francisco Zoo is scheduled to make good on a Super Bowl wager with The Maryland Zoo.
It's going to be mild around here, but our temperatures will really start jumping if we could get some sun to break out here.
A man is dead after his car and a bus carrying children to school collided Monday morning.
Vatican officials said Monday that Pope Benedict XVI had announced to his senior clergy that he would resign his position as the head of the Catholic Church on February 28, according to news agency reports.
Authorities in Maryland are investigating the death of a woman who is believed to have been undergoing an abortion procedure at a clinic in Germantown.
Don had "Coffee With" Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton. They talked about the new movie, "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters." Ron Matz welcomed singers from Johns Hopkins Heart & Vascular Institute to "Manic Monday."
A University of Maryland student has been charged with making up a story about being robbed at gunpoint because she owed money to a relative.
This Valentine's Day, love is in the air. Whether you plan on spending the holiday with a significant other, single friends or even family, celebrate by attending these shows highlighting various perspectives on love.
Sen. Ben Cardin is calling again for the establishment of national parks honoring abolitionist Harriet Tubman.
