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The National Transportation Safety Board is calling for major changes when it comes to drunk driving laws after new statistics show a deadly link to wrong-way crashes.
A former Aberdeen Proving Ground employee who stole tons of aluminum from the base and sold it as scrap has been sentenced to one year of home detention.
Maryland's congressional delegation is supporting an appeal for additional help for individuals affected by Superstorm Sandy.
The stakes are high for one Baltimore City school in a race to win thousands of dollars in grant money from Clorox.
Prince George's County police will conduct its third Gift Cards for Guns event.
Click on the link to find out how Mount Washington School could win $50,000 from Clorox.
Officials in Salisbury are considering how to deal with damage beavers apparently are causing in Salisbury City Park.
It's been more than a month since the devastating storm Sandy hit the Northeast coast, and Wednesday night, some of music's biggest stars are getting together to lend a hand. Follow the link for more information about the 12-12-12 concert.
With a GRAMMY nod and new 'R.E.D.' album in stores, Ne-Yo is already working on his follow-up. But there is still the matter of his missing GRAMMY.
"We had no idea. We found out we were going two days before we even went," the band said.
When GRAMMY nominations have your band name in everyone's mouth, all sorts of old "friends" come out of the woodwork.
The minor league Hagerstown Suns are pitching a cheaper alternative to a downtown stadium plan that got trashed by city voters.
Italy's foreign minister is opening a yearlong celebration of Italian culture in 30 U.S. cities with a rare display of Michelangelo's "David-Apollo" at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.
Testimony has begun in Westminster in the murder trial of a Hagerstown man and his two sons accused of killing a man outside a Carroll County bar.
Anita Bonds has been selected as an interim member of the D.C. Council.
