Blinded Warrior Going For Gold In 2012 London Paralympics
There is an extraordinary man training in Baltimore who will soon go swim in London. Sacrifice is part of any athlete's journey, but Bradley Snyder gave first to his country.
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There is an extraordinary man training in Baltimore who will soon go swim in London. Sacrifice is part of any athlete's journey, but Bradley Snyder gave first to his country.
A dog is discovered clinging to life inside a Baltimore City trash can.
Expect temperatures to top out no lower than 90 over the next few days, with an uptick in the humidity and a good chance for some thunderstorms over the weekend.
Two Maryland state senators urged state regulators on Thursday to fine Pepco and Baltimore Gas and Electric more than $100 million each for the long power outages residents suffered during and after a powerful summer storm that swept across the state in late June.
Bob Harris' grease-stained hands turned the bolts inside a light blue 1997 Mercury Sable. He wiped the sweat trickling down his face on his dirtied white T-shirt and carefully placed his tools on a wooden table.
Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. owes his constituents a full explanation of why he hasn't been on the job this summer.
A Prince George's County apartment complex has been condemned, displacing about 200 residents.
Romney had an opportunity to open a dialogue with the NAACP. Instead he talked about denying civil rights to a civil rights organization and spoke in condescending and paternalistic terms about being a better president for African Americans than Barack Obama. It was a clear and cynical play for white votes.
Federal prosecutors say nine people have been indicted on charges of plotting to distribute 2,200 pounds of marijuana.
An accident takes the life of a teen in Howard County.
Aluminum maker Alcoa says it plans to sell a 2,200-acre site near Frederick that was once home to a smelting plant.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray said Wednesday that he still believes he's the best person to lead the city despite revelations that he was elected with the help of a $650,000 in illicit funds, and he said he has no plans to resign.
A Baltimore spending board has rejected a $7.4 million contract with IBM for a new phone system.
Maryland officials say a program that allows habitual gamblers to bar themselves from casinos has hit a milestone.
More details are expected to emerge about a partial derailment of a Metro train in Prince George's County last week.
