Baltimore Co. Fire Dept. To Buy Life-Saving EKGs With $1.75M Federal Grant
Using state-of-the-art technology to save lives. The Baltimore County Fire Department is receiving nearly $2 million in new cardiac arrest equipment.
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Using state-of-the-art technology to save lives. The Baltimore County Fire Department is receiving nearly $2 million in new cardiac arrest equipment.
Thieves these days have their minds on more than just your money. Some of them are looking for your liquid assets. And we do mean liquid... as in your gasoline.
An international group seeking to preserve the legacy of Winston Churchill announced plans Thursday to create the first U.S. research center devoted to the longtime British leader.
Long blamed for many of the ills facing the Chesapeake Bay, farmers find themselves straddling both sides of proposals to deal with another source of pollution: septic tanks in housing developments.
Maryland State Police have arrested two men they say were stealing metal from a closed state building.
Anne Arundel County Police have arrested a man they say was driving a car that struck a bicyclist and fled the scene. Officers say DNA evidence obtained from the car led them to make the arrest.
A Utah doctor facing a murder charge related to a botched second-trimester abortion has been extradited to Maryland.
Maryland's Court of Special Appeals has reversed $2.5 million in lead paint verdicts against Baltimore's housing authority.
Edgar Allan Poe fans waited long past a midnight dreary, but it appears the annual visits to the writer's grave in Baltimore by a mysterious figure called the "Poe Toaster" shall occur nevermore.
Patriots fans have a reputation for being on the mild side when it comes to cheering for their team. Ravens fans say that's not their style-- they are ready to celebrate and shop.
Harsh words and new revelations from the parents of a dead teenager found in Southeast Baltimore.
A billionaire history buff has stepped forward to donate the $7.5 million matching gift that's needed to start repairing cracks near the top of the Washington Monument caused by last summer's East Coast earthquake.
The prospect of a gas tax hike this year stirs Marylanders to action. Demonstrations on both sides have already started.
Yes, it's been cold lately with even lower temperatures predicted for Thursday night. But one thing has been missing so far this winter-- snow.
It has killed millions of bats and threatens to kill many more. A lethal fungus, unheard of in the U.S. just a few years ago, continues to spread.
