Accused Killer Fights Extradition From Del. To Md.
A Sussex County man accused of killing a fellow church worker is fighting extradition to Maryland.
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A Sussex County man accused of killing a fellow church worker is fighting extradition to Maryland.
The excise tax is becoming more of an issue for a boating industry struggling to stay afloat.
A Baltimore public works spokesman says a chlorine leak at a water treatment plant has sent two employees to area hospitals.
The Baltimore Orioles say they will be giving away t-shirts with the name of Taiwanese pitcher Wei-Yin Chen written in Mandarin.
The Department of Defense says Montgomery County has been awarded $40 million in grants for transportation projects at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda.
Revenue at a casino in Perryville dropped by about 32 percent in July compared with the same time last year, the Maryland Lottery announced Monday, and the casino has indicated it wants to cut the number of slot machines by about one-third because of increased competition.
Maryland state Comptroller Peter Franchot is in Hagerstown to promote an upcoming week of tax-free shopping.
Justice Department officials say they have not visited the Baltimore City Detention Center since late 2010, despite concern over the jail's handling of juvenile detainees.
A federal scientist says the Conowingo Dam in northeastern Maryland is not trapping as much sediment and nutrient pollution as it has in years past -- possibly endangering the Chesapeake Bay.
It's the last night this summer to catch a movie on the National Mall as part of the popular Screen on the Green summer movie series.
Preservationists say proposed upgrades to Washington's Union Station could jeopardize its standing as an architectural icon.
Before Saturday's race, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. had won the last three races at Iowa Speedway. Even when his engine blew and he was wrecking with teammate Carl Edwards, he still came to the checkered flag first to keep his wining streak alive.
Spray-on skin is made up of skin cells and suspended in a mixture of different types of proteins.
The number of cigars and the amount of pipe tobacco used for roll-your-owns smoked each year is on the rise.
A new study suggests that most of us are clueless about whether we are gaining or losing weight.
