Students Prepare For National History Day Contest
Nearly 2,800 young historians are traveling to the University of Maryland at College Park for the National History Day competition after winning their state and local contests.
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Nearly 2,800 young historians are traveling to the University of Maryland at College Park for the National History Day competition after winning their state and local contests.
A 31-year-old Elkton man has died after he fell from a tree in the front yard of a home in Bel Air.
Dozens of quilts produced around the middle of the 19th century are going on display at Colonial Williamsburg.
A Westminster man has been arrested and charged with a stabbing in March at a private house in Taneytown.
Police in Ocean City are urging visitors to be cautious after two pedestrians have been struck and killed while crossing Coastal Highway this season.
Three Episcopal priests in Baltimore are being ordained in the Roman Catholic Church to better align with their beliefs.
Ocean City municipal workers are seeking new rights for collective bargaining like the town's police, firefighters and emergency personnel.
Two people have died in a fiery three-car crash on the Woodrow Wilson Bridge south of Washington in suburban Maryland.
Teams from Urbana, South River and Oakland Mills compete.
A Maryland fisherman whose name is known to anglers around the world is getting some recognition by his home state.
Four civilian employees at Aberdeen Proving Ground have been indicted on charged of stealing aluminum and cooper from the facility.
Authorities say the man accused of driving an SUV into an office building in the nation's capital has been charged with arson and other counts.
The National Park Service is asking the families of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal workers to share their stories at an event in Cumberland.
Republican political strategist Karl Rove is scheduled to speak at the Maryland Republican Party's annual Red, White and Blue Dinner.
Two U.S. attorneys are taking over separate FBI investigations into leaks of national security information that critics have accused the White House of orchestrating to improve President Barack Obama's re-election chances, a claim Obama calls "offensive" and "wrong."
