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It's beginning to look even more like playoffs throughout Maryland as buildings are lit bright purple and fans are decorating their houses. Businesses like the Double T Diner in Perry Hall are also displaying purple passion.
A jury has convicted a D.C. police officer of two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his mistress and their baby daughter.
Maryland lawmakers reached a compromise on pit bull legislation.
A 55-year-old man has been missing from Edgewater for nearly two weeks.
A winter storm made its way across the Southeast on Thursday, dumping snow in states recovering from days of rain, playing a role in at least one fatality, and leaving thousands without power.
As the Ravens get ready to take on the Patriots, purple pride has hit fever pitch. All over Maryland fans are gearing up for the big game this Sunday.
You might say some Ravens fans never sleep. At least that's what's happening in one Baltimore County neighborhood.
Baltimore County Police have obtained a warrant for a man in a burglary attempt in which the homeowner was able to photograph the suspect.
Juveniles charged as adults are currently kept in the same Baltimore jail as adults, but that is about to change. And it won't take building a new jail from scratch to do it.
Big developments in the misconduct trial of Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold. This is the trial of John Leopold's life, and he decided he wanted a judge to hear his case instead of a jury.
Metro says it will sell special one-day passes for Inauguration Day at nine stations on Sunday.
A man who set himself on fire and held onto his mother, causing her to suffer fatal burns, has been convicted of manslaughter.
Winter weather is moving into Maryland! Heavy rain will be followed by snow in some parts of the state and it could make for a messy commute Thursday. But how much can we expect on the ground?
This is the time of year many model railroad lovers are packing away the trains and tracks they pulled out for the holidays. But there is a group in Baltimore where the trains never leave the tracks.
The University of Maryland School of Medicine is laying the last beam at its new $200 million cancer treatment facility.
