Baltimore May See Lowest Homicide Count Since '80s
The city known nationwide as a homicide hot spot thanks to TV crime dramas could record its lowest annual homicide total since the early 1980s.
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The city known nationwide as a homicide hot spot thanks to TV crime dramas could record its lowest annual homicide total since the early 1980s.
A three-judge federal panel on Friday dismissed a lawsuit against Maryland's congressional redistricting map.
If you're like millions of Americans out there, you're traveling this holiday weekend. Whether it's by road, rail or air, Friday is one of the busiest travel days of the year.
The Maryland State House reveals its $800,000 make-over. It's the latest renovation to the oldest working state government capitol in the country.
Right now, the holiday hustle is in full swing. Last-minute shoppers are up against the clock trying to get ready for Christmas.
Thousands of food items, plus thousands of dollars. That's what one Howard County high school was able to gather in order to help needy families.
"Madonna of the Candelabra"-- housed at Baltimore's Walters Art Museum-- has been named an official Christmas stamp for 2011 and 2012.
Now that its obvious that there will not be a storm impacting the region during the upcoming Christmas holiday weekend, the sky cover and temperature forecasts are all that are left to challenge us.
Edwin Hale, the founder, chairman and chief executive of Baltimore's 1st Marine Bancorp, has retired.
The state of Maryland is paying $60,000 to resolve a lawsuit that established that state prison inmates have the same right to public records as anyone else.
The earthquake-damaged Washington Monument has extensive cracking and chipped stones near its peak that left it highly vulnerable to rainfall, and inspectors found cracks and loose stones along the entire length of the 555-foot structure, according to a report released Thursday by the National Park Service.
Triangular, purple kite-like contraptions placed in trees across the country are helping state and federal agriculture officials learn more about a deadly beetle that has killed tens of millions of ash trees in the United States and Canada and threatens countless more.
Don and Marty have "Coffee With" Simon Curtis, director of "My Week With Marilyn." Mike Schuh had "People Are Talking" with the Maryland SPCA, which is currently accepting donations for its annual Presents for Pets drive.
Two Frederick residents have been charged with abandoning eight dogs in Ijamsville.
As we approach Christmas, you may be expecting the last few gifts to soon arrive at your door. If so, Howard County police have a warning for you.
