$3,500 Stolen From Habitat Store In Frederick
The executive director of Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Frederick says $3,500 was stolen during a burglary.
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The executive director of Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Frederick says $3,500 was stolen during a burglary.
Depressed but pressing on. A Towson doctor at the center of a massive malpractice investigation says he considered taking his own life. Now former patients who accused Dr. Mark Midei of wrongdoing react.
City police say a man had a knife and refused to drop it. They shot him several times.
The governor's trip to India brought back some big souvenirs: millions of dollars in business deals for Maryland firms.
Frederick City officials say 3.5 million gallons of raw sewage spilled into Carroll Creek after a wastewater treatment plant lost power for about nine hours.
A public-private partnership is bringing much needed funding to our nation's parks. In Baltimore comes a major announcement from Toyota showing its commitment to more than just building cars.
When the CIA needed a cover story to extract six Americans from Iran during the 1979-80 hostage crisis, Tony Mendez devised a scheme that involved a crew scouting for a movie called "Argo." The guise extended to advertisements for the fake production.
A retired naval officer honored for helping rescue fellow Pentagon workers in the 2001 terrorist attack has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for defrauding the Sept. 11 victims' compensation fund.
Organizers of the National Sailing Hall of Fame in Annapolis are asking the Board of Public Works for more time to raise money.
A recent federal audit says Maryland's Department of Natural Resources is threatening the public's safety because of improper tracking of weapons used for hunter education.
Four rural Maryland counties say they're joining forces against a proposed statewide development plan called PlanMaryland.
The Maryland Wineries Association says 28 state wineries have paid a fee in order to be able to ship wine directly to consumers.
Family members are mourning three women killed in a house fire in Cumberland.
Frederick County officials say roads have reopened following a raw sewage spill at the city's waste water treatment plant.
A cannon from the Chesapeake Bay's oyster wars of the 1800s is on display at a museum in Annapolis.
