Md. Waited To Alert General Public On Meningitis
Maryland health officials who learned of a potential link between a spinal steroid shot and cases of fungal meningitis waited nearly a week before alerting the general public.
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Maryland health officials who learned of a potential link between a spinal steroid shot and cases of fungal meningitis waited nearly a week before alerting the general public.
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Blaine Young says he regrets swearing at a 17-year-old referee after a basketball game involving Young's 12-year-old son.
Las Vegas bookies may be bringing in tens of millions of dollars in Super Bowl bets -- more than $93 million was laid down on last year's game -- but a pair of breweries on opposite sides of the country have engaged in a tastier, and potentially more embarrassing, wager.
Maryland State Police say a trooper was injured when his vehicle collided with a tractor-trailer in Finksburg.
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Olivia Manning. They talked about Super Bowl recipes with a New Orleans twist. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Ravens treats and gear at the Double T Diner.
A former correctional officer at a Hagerstown prison has pleaded guilty to conspiring to obstruct justice and destroy evidence in the beating of an inmate.
A Virginia woman has pleaded guilty to stealing identifying information to fraudulently obtain money from banks.
Nearly a quarter million passengers set sail from Baltimore on cruises last year.
A 50-year-old man has pleaded guilty to three bank robberies in Cumberland.
Spirit Airlines has announced new budget flights between Las Vegas and the East Coast.
A new Chesapeake Bay watershed access plan calls for more ways to get to the water.
The rhetoric is running hot ahead of a Maryland Department of the Environment hearing on a proposed waste-to-energy incinerator near Frederick.
The Annapolis Council has rejected a proposal to eliminate political party affiliations from city elections.
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is planning its first major expansion since it opened in 1971 as a "living memorial" to President John F. Kennedy, with new features including pavilions to house rehearsal halls and classrooms, a memorial garden and a floating stage on the Potomac River.
Things are looking golden for D.A. Kozma Jewelers. Earlier this month, after 11 years of being a fixture in West Ocean outlets, Dan Kozma opened a new door by moving his jewelry business to the Food Lion Shopping Center on Route 611.
