Woman Gets Home Detention For Giving Teen Abortion Pill
A woman who gave a pregnant 16-year-old the abortion pill has been sentenced to six months of home detention.
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A woman who gave a pregnant 16-year-old the abortion pill has been sentenced to six months of home detention.
The Harford County prosecutor says a 38-year-old Forest Hill man has pleaded guilty to one count of sex abuse of a minor and one count of a second-degree sex offense involving a minor.
Bruised, battered and beaten. Monday, the medical examiner explained how Yeardley Love died. It's day six in the high-profile murder trial where a University of Virginia student from Maryland faces life in prison.
Baltimore's mayor outlines some ambitious goals in her annual State of the City Address, including the largest drop in property taxes for city homeowners in decades.
A controversy is brewing over your rights. City police now say you can record them on the job, but that's not enough to satisfy a federal judge.
Biologists say it's a terrible way to die and it's killing box turtles here in Maryland.
It's a Baltimore tradition that started nearly a century ago, and it's all for Valentine's Day.
Water heating is the third largest energy expense for the home.
Kai Jackson spoke with Dr. Joe A. Hairston, Mary Pittman and Rev. Valerie Pearson and Jan Wilson.
The Arctic blast has come and gone. Even though it was the coldest air so far this season, just like the last few rounds of cold air, it did not last long.
A local female boxer is beginning her battle for a spot in the 2012 Olympics.
A newspaper report says Metro is paying more than $51 million to consultants to help better run the transit agency.
State Republican leaders are ready to officially open their new headquarters.
A man upset about being thrown out of a restaurant returned to exact revenge by shooting the off-duty Maryland state trooper who was working security there and had told him to leave, a prosecutor said Monday.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation says President Barack Obama's election-year budget has more money for the Environmental Protection Agency's main program to restore the Chesapeake Bay, but other bay-related programs will see cuts.
