Md.'s Antietam Battlefield Getting New Boss
The National Park Service has named a new superintendent of the Antietam National Battlefield near Sharpsburg.
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The National Park Service has named a new superintendent of the Antietam National Battlefield near Sharpsburg.
When Mary Tod Winchester was a young mom looking to do volunteer work, she was drawn in by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's blue-and-white "Save the Bay" bumper stickers.
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office says a Mount Airy woman is in critical condition after she caught fire in her backyard.
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The wife of an American man who has spent nearly two years in prison in Cuba wants people to contact members of Congress and write letters to newspapers to urge her husband's return.
Hagerstown Police Chief Arthur Smith is renewing his push for a downtown homeless shelter.
The Maryland State Highway Administration is adding an odd-looking weapon to its winter arsenal.
A city police officer is dragged while trying to stop a suspect, and that driver is still on the loose.
A dangerous bacteria strikes in Howard County, killing an elderly man.
Some small farms in western Maryland say they have sold out of turkeys, weeks ahead of Thanksgiving.
Anne Arundel County authorities say they are looking for a man who robbed a person in Brooklyn Park while posing as a police officer.
The Potomac Conservancy plans to release its State of the Nation's River report along with recommendations for the Potomac, which supplies most of the drinking water for the District of Columbia.
A state prison in Allegany County is dedicating a memorial to public safety workers made of bricks salvaged from the Baltimore Coliseum.
The chairman of the House Transportation Committee says he'll no longer demand the government take away the Washington-to-Boston train line that is Amtrak's crown jewel.
