N.H. South Pole Evacuee To Arrive In Baltimore Next Week
A sick New Hampshire woman who was evacuated from the South Pole to New Zealand says she expects to be back in the United States next week.
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A sick New Hampshire woman who was evacuated from the South Pole to New Zealand says she expects to be back in the United States next week.
Maryland analysts have revised estimated slot machine revenues downward, because of the economy and increasing competition in neighboring states.
A retired Maryland correctional officer testified Thursday at a wrongful death trial that nothing seemed amiss on a prison bus where an inmate was killed in 2005 during a nighttime trip from Hagerstown to Baltimore.
A 12-year-battle to close a Howard County animal rescue comes to an end this week. But the neighbors nearby still want the wildlife sanctuary gone.
State Sen. Rob Garagiola says he's getting close to announcing whether he will run for Congress.
Latinos are the fastest growing ethnic group in the country and in Baltimore. But many of them are not getting the medical care they need.
Around 50 protesters are into the second week of peaceful protest by camping in a small park right across from the Inner Harbor.
Baltimore County Police are looking into the death of 21-year-old Ernest Bo Gales of Woodlawn.
The top prosecutor in Maryland's Montgomery County said Wednesday his office may consider pursuing the death penalty against a man who is charged with killing his estranged wife and is suspected in the death of his stepson.
Occupy Baltimore is trying to create a space that is safe for the free expression of ideas and physically safe for participants while balancing some members' unease with authorities. But a security statement from the group is sparking concern that it will discourage people from reporting crimes in the plaza they are occupying downtown.
Jack Metzner and Bill Wright say they are frustrated that Conservit Inc. is associated in some people's minds with the ongoing problem of metal thefts. They are aware there are those who say there wouldn't be a problem with metal thefts if there were no metal recyclers.
The Defense Department is finalizing policies that will determine what the military can do in the event of a cyberattack as the government figures out who should have the power to shut down computer networks seized by an enemy nation, terrorist group or criminal hacker.
The investigation continues into a sex tape scandal in Baltimore City schools. WJZ first broke the story Wednesday. A 14-year-old student was taped against her knowledge, and it went viral.
A freelance radio host was fired from a documentary program that airs on NPR affiliates after she became a spokeswoman for a Washington protest because her producers believed she violated the public radio network's code of ethics, the host said Thursday.
The National Park Service is offering more free tickets for this year's national Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Washington than in years past.
