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"Everyone hits this car." - Tricia and her Mazda 3
A privately owned signboard at Maple Homestead in Frederick shares a Christian message to passers-by and stands despite intolerance.
An Anne Arundel County cold case file receives some renewed attention. After three decades, the victim's family hopes more reward money will help find a killer.
Jury selection is set to begin Monday in the trial of the Montgomery County woman accused of murdering her co-worker, and then creating an elaborate lie to cover it all up.
Engineer Renee-Nicole Douceur will pass through San Francisco and Washington before arriving at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Monday night local time.
More than 60 pieces of jewelry from the personal collection of bestselling novelist Nora Roberts are being sold at auction.
Clouds will take over Wednesday and we may even get a little rain. But there's a better chance for rain Wednesday night and Thursday as a new storm slowly drags over the state.
Police in Washington have identified a man who was shot to death near the Howard University campus.
Officials at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport say no one was injured when a Southwest Airlines jet collided with a fuel truck.
Police in Charles County say a driver heading the wrong way on U.S. 301 died in a head-on collision with another vehicle.
The weekend will end on a pleasant note across the Mid-Atlantic as high pressure moves in and morning clouds gradually erode away. With afternoon sunshine temperatures should push into the low/mid 60s for most locations, and with little in the way of wind it will be quite nice for late October.
With Halloween around the corner, we have information on Baltimore ghost tours. Plus, Marta Quintana has a taste of Cuba for us.
Kai Jackson spoke with Ernestine Jones Jolivet and Cass Naugle, Tom Leitzer, Troy Staton and Dr. Carla Hayden.
Matthew VanDyke's mother says she finally heard the words she's been waiting to hear -- that her son plans to return to the U.S.
As the weather starts to cool, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake launches her fall cleanup. The neighborhood sweep comes around twice a year.
