Man Accused Of Showing Gun In Road Rage Act
Police in Montgomery County say they've arrested a teenager accused of pointing a rifle at another driver during an apparent act of road rage.
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Police in Montgomery County say they've arrested a teenager accused of pointing a rifle at another driver during an apparent act of road rage.
An elderly man pulled from a burning high-rise apartment building in Baltimore has died.
BGE has begun restoring natural gas service to the hundreds of Southwest Baltimore residents affected by Tuesday's gas main break, which was caused by a non-BGE crew making repairs to a Baltimore City water main.
Gov. Martin O'Malley said Wednesday he believes a push to legalize table games in Maryland casinos is a distraction to more productive actions lawmakers should be discussing to improve the state this legislative session.
Mount St. Mary's University says it has placed men's basketball head coach Robert Burke on paid administrative leave at his request.
State Sen. Rob Garagiola says he doesn't support Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to apply Maryland's 6-percent sales tax to gasoline purchases.
Prosecutors say former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson has the money to pay a $100,000 fine related to his extortion conviction before he heads to prison.
Baltimore City police officers say training programs have helped hone their skills and build camaraderie.
Two Eastern Shore waterways will get $7.5 million for oyster restoration under Maryland's proposed state budget.
Nebraska authorities say a Maryland man has been arrested after marijuana was found in his vehicle.
Jim Jeffrey has chasséd full circle, and it took only 70 years.
Rain overspreads the area this morning and continues into the afternoon - most of the rain will be light-- totaling 0.20-0.40 in most places. Patchy fog will occur in the damp air.
Officials say an elderly woman ran through a stop sign and caused a fatal collision in Joppatowne.
Exelon's proposed takeover of Constellation Energy crossed another hurdle Thursday when the Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved the $7.9 billion deal.
Cumberland officials say they're starting to lose hope that a former hospital will ever be more than a financial burden on the city.
