Bank Fire Causes $750,000 In Damage
Fire officials say a blaze in a Severna Park bank has caused $750,000 in damage.
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Fire officials say a blaze in a Severna Park bank has caused $750,000 in damage.
An American man imprisoned in Cuba for more than two years would like to see a Cuban baseball game, eat ribs and drink Scotch if and when he gets out of prison, his older sister said Monday.
Westminster police have charged an Upperco man with 15 offenses after he allegedly left the scene of a fender bender.
Maryland State Police say a Pennsylvania woman has been charged with negligent manslaughter after her 11-year-old daughter was ejected from her vehicle when it overturned.
Prince George's County police say a teenager has been arrested in a fatal shooting in Temple Hills.
The front that moved into Maryland yesterday slowed down significantly and is still trying to exit the state across the south today.
The University of Maryland football team is finally getting to try out the brand new, state- of-the-art turf field at Byrd Stadium in College Park.
An Anne Arundel County Junior Olympian is one medal short. Someone broke into his father's car during a tournament in Texas.
Adding a new casino will be the focus of a special session later this week in Annapolis but another issue could impact all Maryland dog owners.
A $2.5 billion gamble has paid off. NASA's Mars rover named Curiosity is wheels down on the Martian surface.
A 30-year plan to link two parts of Baltimore County is one mile closer to reality.
Authorities are investigating a carbon monoxide incident at Baltimore's main post office.
A judge has refused to overturn the convictions of seven men convicted of a 1984 murder in the District of Columbia.
The blatant lies and the desperate spins generated from the "left" have been absolutely frightening. What's extremely sad for them is that they don't have a prayer of keeping the White House without creating lies and spinning obvious negatives into self-reported positives.
Staffers for the embattled mayor of Washington have sought the advice of a crisis-management expert who advised Monica Lewinsky and inspired the television drama "Scandal," according to emails obtained by The Associated Press.
