Fans Possibly Exposed To Rabies After A Bat Swoops In During Last Friday's Ravens Game
An unusual health warning goes out to Ravens fans. Some people in the stands at last Friday's game against the Detroit Lions may have been exposed to rabies.
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An unusual health warning goes out to Ravens fans. Some people in the stands at last Friday's game against the Detroit Lions may have been exposed to rabies.
Anne Arundel County fire officials say a fire at the South River Marina in Edgewater has destroyed two boats.
Our local weather will feature a rather nice end to our week, with mostly sunny skies and warm late August temperatures.
Foxtrot helicopters play a major role in helping Baltimore police catch criminals. Ever since one went down back in 1998, killing an officer, the department has focused on preventing future accidents.
State Delegate Don Dwyer makes an explosive confession the day after his boat crashed on the Magothy River. He admits he drank alcohol behind the wheel, and now, he could face charges.
Tropical Storm Isaac could force a shakeup of the security plans for the GOP convention in Tampa, because about half of the expected officers come from other parts of Florida and some could be forced to stay home for the storm, authorities said Thursday.
Maryland moves ahead in the Obamacare controversy with a $123 million federal grant for the state's healthcare exchange.
It's a purple Thursday. M&T Bank Stadium will be packed again Thursday night for the Ravens third preseason game.
Autopsy results are released for the two young women killed in the train derailment in Howard County as investigators make significant progress.
Performers from around the world are at 1st Mariner Arena for Cirque du Soleil's Dralion.
Much of Ellicott City is still off limits because of the debris and cleanup from the train derailment on Tuesday.
This spring, the University of Maryland Medical Center became the first in the state to perform a face transplant. And now, Johns Hopkins Hospital gets the green light to offer this medical breakthrough as well.
Singer, songwriter, dancer and actor Mario returned home to Baltimore Wednesday night to encourage local teens to stay in school and stay positive.
Storms, wind and heat flares. They're the weather conditions Johns Hopkins scientists see in space. Now they have a new spacecraft to watch and it launches this week from Cape Canaveral.
Odds are, you remember where you were exactly one year ago today. August 23, 2011 is when Maryland was rocked by the largest earthquake in living memory.
