3 In Frederick Accused Of Counterfeiting
Three people in Frederick have been accused of using counterfeit currency to buy goods at local stores.
Watch CBS News
Three people in Frederick have been accused of using counterfeit currency to buy goods at local stores.
Sen. Ben Cardin says Maryland and Delaware's four U.S. senators will be on the Eastern Shore next week for a poultry summit.
An ethics panel will be developing a proposal for putting financial disclosure forms for Maryland lawmakers on the Internet.
Don had "Coffee With" American Stuffers Daniel and LaDawn Ross. They talked about extreme taxidermy. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the Ravens Purple Caravan.
Welcome to the Pro Football Pick'em Show, where Joe Benigno and Evan Roberts break down the top games of the week and give their predictions on which teams will come out on top.
This is the 3rd time in the Ravens 16 year history that they've knocked on the Super Bowl door playing for the AFC championship.
Police in Prince George's County have identified a suspect in the robbery of an elderly woman in Langley Park last week.
The space capsule that carried the first American into space is leaving the Naval Academy.
A Maryland woman says she was denied the right to visit her same-sex partner at Washington Adventist Hospital.
There will be a total of seven locations Friday for Ravens fans to meet the team's mascot and cheerleaders. In addition, free merchandise will be given away.
Winter is finally on its way to Maryland. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for snow, sleet and freezing rain starting at 11 p.m. Friday. The most significant snowfall of the season is expected to blanket the region on Saturday, and the WJZ First Warning Weather Team is ready to track it.
Just days away from the AFC championship game, quarterback Joe Flacco and wide receiver Torrey Smith posed for pictures and signed autographs with dozens.
It was a terrifying case of road rage along I-95 in Harford County. A man pulls a gun on another driver and now we're hearing his shaken call for help.
Using state-of-the-art technology to save lives. The Baltimore County Fire Department is receiving nearly $2 million in new cardiac arrest equipment.
