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A Howard County jury began deliberating Thursday in the case of a man charged with strangling a fellow patient at a maximum-security state mental hospital, a woman who lived two doors away from him and had become his confidant. After more than five hours of deliberations, the jury went home for the evening and is set to resume Friday morning.
The Maryland Senate and the House of Delegates on Thursday passed measures to repeal a Maryland law requiring poor defendants to have a public defender present when they appear before district court commissioners, who decide bail and whether a defendant is detained after arrest.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office is now offering a $2,000 cash reward for information regarding a theft at a Wegmans store in Abingdon.
Maryland State Police have filed charges against the 22-year-old man who is accused of shooting a Wicomico County Sheriff's deputy while police officers were trying to arrest him.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office has arrested two suspects in connection with an incident of breaking and entering into an Edgewood home. A third suspect remains on the run.
An 82-year-old man is recovering after he was shot by a burglar. Now, Anne Arundel County Police are hoping for the public's help with catching the gunman.
A lawmaker is hoping to force a change in the way passengers at BWI are screened by security.
Some parents and lawmakers believe new government regulations don't go far enough to protect consumers from Four Loko, an alcoholic drink linked to several deaths in Maryland.
It has been a Baltimore staple for years, and now the Center Club turns 50.
Washington is getting ready to celebrate 100 years with its famous cherry blossom trees, and peak bloom season is just around the corner.
Searching for an arsonist. Detectives in Prince George's County say a fire that hurt seven Maryland firefighters was set on purpose.
Mystery continues to shroud Maryland's largest public university. The president of UMUC is placed on administrative leave—without any explanation to the faculty and 90,000 students who use the online university worldwide.
Something unexpected is causing a stir with lawmakers in Washington.
Metro says serious crime has declined on the Washington-area transit system from 2010, but its crime rate was still higher last year than at five other major transit agencies.
If you think winter was mild, spring could threaten to heat the state up with wildfires.
