Employee Pleads Guilty To Theft From ARC
An employee of ARC of Prince George's County has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $166,000 from the nonprofit and its clients.
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An employee of ARC of Prince George's County has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $166,000 from the nonprofit and its clients.
Two people in one of Baltimore's most prominent communities were abducted and robbed within minutes of each other. Now police are beefing up their presence in Roland Park.
A man suspected in Wednesday's fatal shooting at a Georgia megachurch was once committed to a mental health facility in Maryland after facing various criminal charges including attempted murder, according to court records.
A sense of pride for all Orioles fans as the team's beloved manager is recognized by a major national publication.
Jamaican police say Hurricane Sandy has killed another person.
A tour bus has been involved in an accident along I-95 southbound in the area of Route 896.
Baltimore City police are on the lookout for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a student on the campus of Notre Dame University of Maryland.
Five prisoners were injured after a police transport vehicle crashed on the inner loop of 695.
A 35-year-old woman and 6-year-old boy were hit by a car in Reisterstown on Wednesday afternoon.
Good food starts at the farm. It's what city students are learning first hand.
The Frederick County Animal Welfare League will says it will trap, spay or neuter, and vaccinate about 60 feral cats in Brunswick.
For the second time in a week, a threat was made against a Harford County high school. Now parents are on edge.
If you text and drive, you lose. That's the message students at a local high school drove away with after spending the morning behind the wheel playing a virtual texting while driving game.
The case shocked Baltimore. A Catholic school teacher convicted of raping students and forcing them into group sex. Now, 17 years later, a federal appeals court considers releasing the teacher from prison.
Four candidates for U.S. Senate in Maryland debated on Wednesday about how to improve the economy and health care during their first such meeting.
