2 More Police Officers Admit Involvement In Towing Scheme
Two more Baltimore City police officers admit they were involved in a towing scheme.
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Two more Baltimore City police officers admit they were involved in a towing scheme.
The man found guilty of killing a Baltimore Marine learns his fate.
Today is getting off to a brisk and colder start, but will also be offering more sunshine than we've seen almost any day so far this week.
Like it or not, the government's upcoming fuel economy standards plans have been formally revealed.
A former staff member at the state's maximum-security psychiatric hospital has been acquitted of charges she assaulted a patient.
Metro is planning to impose a 14-hour cap on the number of hours that automated train control technicians and other employees can work.
The Frederick city police force has a new labor contract.
Frederick County's planning board is going head-to-head with the county commissioners over growth.
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" actress, author and comedian Amy Sedaris. For "People Are Talking," Ron Matz was talking about the 11th annual Fur Sale benefitting The League for People with Disabilities.
The Chesapeake Bay and shopping bags are on the legislative agenda for the Maryland League of Conservation Voters.
A center for sustainable energy research is rising on the campus of Frostburg State University.
The ice rink in the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden is reopening for another season of skating on the National Mall.
Maryland Natural Resources Police are reminding hunters about state and federal regulations on waterfowl hunting.
Prince George's County prosecutors say a Largo man has been sentenced to life in prison in a stabbing death four years ago.
Occupy Wall Street is two months old, and Thursday night, protesters in Baltimore made a strong showing for the 99 percent.
