B&O Railroad Celebrates 185th Birthday
We're marking a birthday of note in Baltimore this weekend. The B&O Railroad is 185 years old.
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We're marking a birthday of note in Baltimore this weekend. The B&O Railroad is 185 years old.
A Baltimore County man is arrested for allegedly impersonating police officers, and now WJZ uncovers some troubling new details about his prior criminal record.
It didn't take Indiana Jones to crack the case, but what federal agents recovered would have been right up his alley.
Police say a Cumberland man died in a 180-foot fall from a cliff known locally as Lover's Leap.
Maryland lawmakers say rising gas prices and the need to tackle a tough state budget are creating mounting challenges for Gov. Martin O'Malley's gas tax proposal.
Organizers of floating parties such as the Magothy River's Bumper Bash would need to get permits weeks in advance and could be required to provide security under a bill being supported by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
Maryland natives Trevor and Tim White are set to start shooting their independent film, "Jamesy Boy" in Baltimore next month.
A Frederick man's parents are seeking a new trial on their civil claim that a Frederick County sheriff's deputy wrongfully caused his death by shocking him twice with a Taser.
A Maryland state senator running for Congress may have violated state ethics rules by failing to report for three years his employment by a Washington lobbying firm.
The U.S. Postal Service says it will move its mail-processing operations in Cumberland to Johnstown, Pa.
Anne Arundel County Police are asking for the public's help in tracking down those responsible for a strong armed robbery at the Westfield Annapolis Mall.
A senior U.S. senator met with imprisoned American Alan Gross and discussed the man's case in a long sit-down with Cuban President Raul Castro, but told The Associated Press on Friday that Gross was not likely to be released any time soon.
With mild weather and little snow this winter, Maryland residents might think the state is saving a bundle in snow removal costs.
Baltimore's Cardinal Edwin O'Brien says he is not surprised by the state Senate's approval of gay marriage, but that the move threatens families.
Maryland State Police are hosting a "Blessing of the Badge" ceremony to recognize the courage and dedication of emergency service workers around the world.
