2012 Auto Reliability Survey: Cadillac Climbs, Ford Falls
Japanese automakers sat squarely at the top of a recent Consumer Reports survey.
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Japanese automakers sat squarely at the top of a recent Consumer Reports survey.
One car owner found his windows down after Hurricane Sandy.
Texting while driving is considered the most distracting driver behavior.
Zombies, it seems, have turned the end of the world into a commercial opportunity.
Just days after Maryland cleared the way for same-sex marriage--the city of Baltimore makes a push to cash in on gay and lesbian weddings. Tourism officials are encouraging same-sex couples from across the country to get married right here in Baltimore.
A man who struck and killed a neighbor walking on a road has been sentenced to 60 days in jail.
Eight people are being treated at the hospital, after breathing high levels of carbon monoxide.
Baltimore City officially has a new top cop. Commissioner Anthony Batts was sworn in Thursday night. Now the heavy task of keeping the city safe is on his shoulders.
The miracle of stem cells changes the life of a little boy from the Eastern Shore. It's a lesson that could help all of us.
Attorney General Eric Holder says he will speak with President Barack Obama and with his family to decide whether he will stay on as the nation's chief law enforcement officer.
A Salisbury man has pleaded guilty to using information stolen from clients of a residential mental health program to open bank accounts.
A man has been convicted of setting his ex-girlfriend's Baltimore house on fire while she and three others slept inside.
A U.S. Army private charged with sending mountains of classified documents to the secret-spilling website WikiLeaks has offered to plead guilty to reduced charges in a move that military justice experts on Thursday called surprising and potentially pointless.
Superstorm Sandy and this summer's derecho that knocked out power to many Marylanders are prompting a resurgence in discussions about global climate change, former Maryland Gov. Parris Glendening said Thursday.
Maryland voters have spoken! There will be expanded gambling in Maryland, including a new casino in Baltimore. Now Caesars Entertainment is talking about its plans.
