Middletown Approves Curfew, Begins On Dec. 18
Middletown officials have approved a new curfew in an effort to counter late-night vehicle and home break-ins believed to be the work of teenagers.
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Middletown officials have approved a new curfew in an effort to counter late-night vehicle and home break-ins believed to be the work of teenagers.
A Charlottesville judge says a former University of Virginia lacrosse player's family can't testify at any sentencing proceedings if they're in the courtroom for his trial on murder charges.
Metro says it is planning to close six red line stations this weekend for maintenance work.
Prosecutors are asking a judge to delay the trial of a juvenile accused in a terrorism plot due to the complexity of the case.
Don and Marty have "Coffee With" Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson "The Immortal" World Tour. Mike Schuh had "People Are Talking" about the 39th Annual Mayor's Christmas Parade.
A Maryland-based transportation planning firm has been chosen to prepare a cost estimate and blueprint for a rapid bus system to serve Montgomery County.
The Baltimore County school board has hired a national search firm to help choose a new superintendent.
More trouble for a world-renowned cardiologist. Nearly two dozen additional lawsuits are filed against Dr. Mark Midei for allegedly implanting stents into patients who didn't need them.
His side of the story. The only man suspected in the disappearance of a Maryland woman in Aruba finally talks about what happened the day she vanished.
Bringing more bang to the bicentennial. The Navy has now committed the Blue Angels to Maryland's 200th anniversary of the War of 1812.
A 54-year-old man was sent to Shock Trauma in Baltimore after he suffered life threatening injuries when his scooter collided with a car.
In Mount Vernon Thursday night, holiday spirit lit up the sky with the much-anticipated lighting of the Washington Monument.
Speculation that Republican U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett will retire mounted Thursday as three prominent members of his own party announced they are considering running for his seat in a district made competitive by redistricting.
A man who pleaded guilty to slashing the throats of his wife and two teenage daughters was declared not criminally responsible for the acts.
Election Night robocall controversy. Former Gov. Bob Ehrlich takes the stand to defend a former top aide who prosecutors say tried to suppress the vote during Ehrlich's rematch with Gov. Martin O'Malley.
