Judge Refuses To Dismiss Queen Anne's Zoning Suit
A Queen Anne's County judge has refused to dismiss a suit challenging the rezoning of more than 500 rural acres to permit development.
Watch CBS News
A Queen Anne's County judge has refused to dismiss a suit challenging the rezoning of more than 500 rural acres to permit development.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says he has confidence in the head of Washington's airports authority, but not the board.
Gonorrhea just got a little more painful to treat, but at least it's still treatable.
Preschool-aged kids who snore loudly on a regular basis may be at a greater risk for behavioral problems.
Cholesterol levels have improved among children and teens in the United States over the past two decades, despite rising obesity rates.
The flavorant that adds buttery taste to foods and a smooth feel to beverages may also trigger Alzheimer's disease.
Daily aspirin use, long recommended for people at high risk of heart attack, may also reduce the risk of dying from cancer.
The owner of a western Maryland assisted-living center faces criminal charges and a licensing investigation after an 84-year-old Alzheimer's patient crashed through the unfinished floor of a second-story room into the dining room below, police and state regulators said Monday.
The trial of a man accused of first-degree murder in the 2010 death of a North Carolina teenager has been postponed.
In a rare occasion, Danica Patrick wasn't in the spotlight during pre-race media availability. Thanks to a rare road course weekend, JR Motorsports brought in road course "ringer" Ron Fellows, even making a contest on Twitter out of his appearance, calling it #Fellows5.
A double shooing has a Mount Vernon community on edge.
The weather starts getting cooler in September, but it's still shorts weather as far as the organizers of the Annapolis Film Festival are concerned.
Police in Smithfield say they have shot and killed a Maryland man who they say refused to drop his handgun after assaulting another man.
A federal jury in the District of Columbia has awarded $3.5 million to a former public pool lifeguard who says she was sexually harassed by a supervisor.
Fire officials say two people suffered smoke inhalation and another suffered burns in separate house fires in Anne Arundel County.
