St. Michaels Man Gets 51 Months For Armed Bank Robbery
Federal prosecutors say a St. Michaels man has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for robbing a Tilghman Island bank.
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Federal prosecutors say a St. Michaels man has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for robbing a Tilghman Island bank.
Maryland State Police say a pawn shop owner has been charged with more than 100 offenses months after a raid on the business during which stolen items were allegedly found.
A 15-year-old pedestrian was hit and killed by two cars at Putty Hill and Wilson Avenues in Baltimore County.
A Baltimore family is taking their fight to court. They say their special needs child was bullied at two city schools. Now, their lawsuit goes before a jury.
Police say a suspect has been shot after a robbery and police pursuit.
The search is on for an armed suspect in a shooting in Northeast Baltimore.
A trip to the Rawlings Conservatory in Druid Hill Park is a great way to brighten the season.
No turns to yes. An agreement with the state allows a proposed merger between Constellation Energy and Exelon to move forward. And it could benefit BGE customers.
Maryland Natural Resources Police say a Taylors Island man faces up to $28,000 in fines for oyster harvesting violations.
Following a DNA match, a suspect has been arrested for a rape that occurred November in North Baltimore. Nelson Clifford Jr., 33, is accused of breaking into a home, tying up his victim and raping her while her children were in the next room.
A Prince George's County delegate already facing charges of using campaign funds to pay for wedding expenses and the salary of a law firm employee is facing a second indictment.
A sex assault investigation is underway in Glen Burnie.
Take a listen to this new Christmas song: "Leading Up To Christmas."
A judge has ruled a man who stabbed a widower dozens of times does not have to pay restitution to the dead man's family.
At the region's first Delmarva Poultry Summit at Salisbury University on Wednesday, Peter Franchot reminded a diverse audience that two years ago, growers on Maryland's Eastern Shore produced $640 million worth of poultry, with Wicomico County's share alone totaling $250 million.
