Light Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing In Field
Maryland state police say an experimental light aircraft made an emergency landing in a farmer's field in northern Baltimore County.
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Maryland state police say an experimental light aircraft made an emergency landing in a farmer's field in northern Baltimore County.
The Carroll County Sheriff's Department says two people were stabbed during a fight at a large party in New Windsor.
A city shooting leaves one man dead and another in critical condition.
The dean of Washington National Cathedral will call for stricter gun control during his sermons Sunday.
Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs got married!
The choice of which high school Baltimore City students attend is in the hands of students and parents.
The director of the Salisbury Zoo is leaving to become vice president and general curator of the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans.
Frederick police say four men were arrested after a man with a revoked license tried to elude police.
Baltimore County police say a man was shot on Winters Lane in Catonsville.
Teams from Eastern Tech, Calvert and Mount Hebron compete.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says the White House has approved an individual assistance disaster declaration for people who suffered losses from Superstorm Sandy in Somerset County.
We have some high clouds moving up in the southwest flow aloft well in advance of the storm system in the middle of the country.
Baltimore City schools are holding their annual Choice Fair.
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