Lawyers Want Va. Lacrosse Slaying Suit Delayed
Attorneys for a former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend want a wrongful death lawsuit against him suspended until the criminal case ends.
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Attorneys for a former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend want a wrongful death lawsuit against him suspended until the criminal case ends.
The Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University says the first half of 2012 was abnormally dry for the Northeast, except for Maine.
An old gal is a new mom. Dorothy, an endangered Cuban crocodile at the National Zoo, has two new hatchlings.
Ask 6-year-old Faith Miller why the Spring Ridge Sharks swim team is different, and she'll say it's because of the games she plays and the fun she has.
With all that is and should be important to Americans – just over a hundred days before we select our president – it is baffling as to why the media is so hell-bent on holding on to the Bain Capital story involving presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
Marty and Jessica had "Coffee With" Knockout Gail Kim, TNA Impact wrestler. Gigi Barnett had "People Are Talking" about Artscape.
A Hagerstown youth has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for shooting a man in an apparent retaliation for a stabbing.
China's national government has an official policy that "new energy vehicles" will become a major part of the country's output.
A recent report from analyst Pike Research suggests the President's electric vehicle goal is still years away.
A high-speed chase ends in a dramatic crash. A driver flees police, flying through the streets of Baltimore into Anne Arundel County, all during rush hour.
Two rounds of storms hit Maryland hard, bringing down trees and flooding major sections of downtown Baltimore.
A watchful eye. The City of Baltimore is hoping businesses and homeowners will buy into a new program that allows city police to access their personal security cameras.
A military judge is barring the United Nations' torture investigator from testifying about the pretrial detention of a U.S. Army private charged with leaking classified information.
Baltimore County's police chief has directed officers to resume DNA sample collections from people charged with crimes of violence.
The Pentagon says a soldier from Baltimore has died in Afghanistan.
