Double Decker Bus Fire On 295 Put Out
Firefighters have put out a fire on a double-decker bus on I-295 in Washington.
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Firefighters have put out a fire on a double-decker bus on I-295 in Washington.
Decoys and speakers playing bird calls on Ocean City's Skimmers Island are attracting endangered shore birds to the nesting site.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that 10 tornadoes touched down in Maryland on Friday.
A Cumberland man is fighting local land-use regulations in hopes of opening a bed-and-breakfast in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park.
When Marvin D. Pinkert tells friends from the area about his new job as executive director of the Jewish Museum of Maryland, he says they often ask, "When are they building a Jewish Museum in Baltimore?" or sometimes, "There's a museum by Attman's Deli?"
Former Eyewitness News anchor Dick Gelfman raises millions to fight breast cancer with his Ride Across Maryland. This year Gelfman's 12th annual ride raised a total of $250,510.
As more arts lovers have moved to the area, their high expectations for cultural enrichment have led to a growing, if not thriving, arts community in Worcester County.
A Baltimore city police officer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in a towing company extortion scheme.
The Prince George's Hospital Center is honoring more than 50 people whose organs were donated after they died with a new memorial.
Congratulations to Miss Maryland. Nana Meriwether, 27, was the first runner-up in Sunday night's Miss USA pageant.
An annual study of pollution levels in the Wicomico River and its watershed shows that levels went down slightly in 2011.
Once Kevin Durant got going, the San Antonio Spurs couldn't find a way to slow him down.
The Boston Celtics nearly let Game 4 slip away, but held on to tie the Eastern Conference Finals at 2-2 as they head back to Miami for Tuesday night's Game 5.
Scientists who study the economic potential of folk medicines are comparing notes at an international conference in Frostburg.
First came Miami: the case of a naked man eating most of another man's face. Then Maryland, a college student telling police he killed a man, then ate his heart and part of his brain.
