Obama Turns 51; Plays Golf, Will Go To Camp David
President Barack Obama celebrated his 51st birthday Saturday with a round of golf and plans for a quiet weekend at Camp David, taking a break from campaigning three months before Election Day.
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President Barack Obama celebrated his 51st birthday Saturday with a round of golf and plans for a quiet weekend at Camp David, taking a break from campaigning three months before Election Day.
Two women involved in splashing acid on a woman and her 3-year-old daughter in Oxon Hill in 2010 will spend time in prison.
The trial of Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold has been rescheduled for January 2013.
A man was struck and killed by a red line train at the Rockville Metro station after apparently intentionally placing himself in the path of a train.
The finale was a formality, more a coronation than a contest. Michael Phelps headed into retirement the only way imaginable -- with another gold medal.
Thousands of visitors went behind the bars at Maryland's House of Correction in Jessup this weekend.
A date has been set for Virgin Mobile's FreeFest in Columbia.
A man whose life was the focus of "The Corner," a book about a year on a drug-plagued Baltimore street corner, has died.
Maryland's House of Delegates has set a date to convene for a special session on gambling.
A Frederick police officer has pleaded guilty to driving while impaired by alcohol.
You may not know his name but there's a statue in Frederick recognizing an American Revolutionary leader who some regard as the nation's first president.
Hot and muggy weather to continue today through tomorrow. Atlantic ridge building westward with southerly flow to bring the warm, muggy weather.
The National Aquarium is celebrating a major milestone! Also, the Maryland Zoo has great things coming up.
One person is seriously injured and eight others have been taken to area hospitals with non-life threatening injuries following an eight-vehicle accident in Baltimore County.
A warning for pet owners in Harford County. Doctors are seeing an alarming increase in the number of parvo cases. Doctors are still trying to track down exactly how many dogs have been infected with the virus and where. But that has been hard to do, because many die before they reach the vet.
