Man Sentenced To 100 Years In Drowning Death
A Delaware man who pleaded guilty to drowning a woman in a bathtub in a home in Elkton has been sentenced to 100 years in prison.
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A Delaware man who pleaded guilty to drowning a woman in a bathtub in a home in Elkton has been sentenced to 100 years in prison.
The shooting of a man in West Baltimore has been ruled a homicide.
The Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office says a house fire that claimed the lives of two children in Cumberland started in the living room.
Police are investigating an attempted rape near Johns Hopkins University. Detectives say a teenager fought off the attacker, but the suspect is on the loose.
Just as vehicles owned by the city housing authority were about to be sent to auction to pay for damages in a lead paint lawsuit, a judge has overturned the case.
Protecting Maryland from Washington, D.C. rats. A state delegate claims a District of Columbia law aimed at protecting wildlife leaves Maryland open to a host of unwanted critters.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to shift part of the expense of teacher pensions to Maryland counties prompted lawmakers on Friday to question whether the added cost should be factored into a state law that requires counties to maintain a certain amount of spending on schools.
Baltimore County Police say a Colorado man has been charged with a slaying in Dundalk in 2000.
After some anxious weeks, local steel workers received some good news Friday.
It's a Purple Friday with Super Bowl implications. In just two days, we'll find out whether the Ravens will be playing on football's biggest stage. Excitement is building all around town.
Occupy Baltimore protesters are rallying Friday night with a demonstration near City Hall. This comes days after the group clashed with police.
Morgan State University has reinstated its men's basketball coach after he was suspended following a game on Jan. 7.
Maryland State Police say a Florida man has died in a single-vehicle crash in Westminster.
The Obama administration has recommended canceling deportation proceedings for more than 1,600 illegal immigrants in Denver and Baltimore not considered a national security or public threat, a DHS official said Thursday.
Some Frederick County officials say commuters should be allowed to drive on the shoulders of Interstate 270 to ease rush-hour traffic jams.
