Kidnapped Washington Nationals Player Returns To Washington, D.C.
Eight days after being kidnapped in his home country of Venezuela, Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos returned to Washington, D.C. after a dramatic rescue.
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Eight days after being kidnapped in his home country of Venezuela, Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos returned to Washington, D.C. after a dramatic rescue.
A brazen robbery at the University of Maryland puts the campus on alert and launches a search for suspects.
Twin brothers are being retried for allegedly leaving a pit bull to die in the streets of Baltimore. It's a case being closely watched by animal abuse advocates around the world.
If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, finding it in the trash can take special vision.
President Barack Obama orders immigration officials to stop deporting illegal immigrants in Baltimore.
First ladies' gowns and other objects are returning to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in a new exhibit.
It's the opportunity of a lifetime to participate in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. Six Maryland students are leaving Saturday to do just that.
The military cuts known as "BRAC" resulted in many programs moving to Maryland. But, as part of that realignment, eight large cargo planes were taken away from the Maryland Air National Guard. But there is now a replacement plane.
Maryland's biggest tree has lost its top ranking after being damaged in a storm last week.
A. Aubrey Bodine was the legendary photographer for the Baltimore Sun. You'll have a chance to buy some of his amazing images Saturday in Towson.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is criticizing a lawsuit filed by a University of Maryland environmental law clinic against an Eastern Shore poultry farm over pollution concerns.
A congressional official says Democrats on the deficit-cutting supercommittee have rejected a last-ditch offer from the Republicans that would curb deficits by $545 billion over the next decade.
Be the first to take a peek at the world debut of 20 vehicles, unveiled by CBS2's Kent Shocknek in LA.
The car manufacturer has announced that it will buy no fewer than five Super Bowl 2012 spots. Why? Find out.
