'Trumpet' Newsletter To Fall Silent In Md. Town
"The Trumpet," a newsletter that has heralded Smithsburg's news for 25 years, is publishing its last print issue and moving online.
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"The Trumpet," a newsletter that has heralded Smithsburg's news for 25 years, is publishing its last print issue and moving online.
As planetarium teacher, Chris Kopco will teach thousands of schoolchildren and host public programs on many Tuesday evenings during the school year.
Authorities say a Hagerstown woman charged with purse snatching was caught by another woman who locked the suspect in her car.
A German airline will begin offering twice-weekly flights between Baltimore's airport and Frankfurt, Germany.
A small plane that went missing Sunday night along the Virginia-West Virginia border could be anywhere between Frostburg, Md., and Brandywine, Va., a West Virginia Civil Air Patrol spokesman said.
Prince George's County schools are getting a $1.2 million federal grant under the Safe Routes to School program.
Artists from each of Italy's 20 regions are being featured in a new exhibit at the Italian Embassy in Washington.
The U.S. Attorney's office says a Washington tax preparer faces a sentence of up to 71 months in prison her role in a scheme of filing false income tax returns that generated more than $14 million in refunds.
The owner of a Centreville, Md., horse farm now faces more than 100 charges of animal cruelty.
The weather will be dry across the region for the next several days. This could stand alone as a headline, given the amount of rain we've had over the last 8-10 weeks. But what we're also going to be experiencing over the next 3-5 days is an honest-to-goodness warm-up!
State lawmakers from Frederick County are asking citizens to speak out about the possibility of slot machines coming to their area.
The earthquake-damaged Washington National Cathedral announced Tuesday that it plans to reopen on Nov. 12 but says it must raise tens of millions of dollars to fully restore the building.
A Frederick man has pleaded guilty to extortion of his former employer at the landmark Cozy Inn in Thurmont.
Marty had "Coffee With" Lou Holtz. They talked about college football. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in East Baltimore talking about Purple Stride 2011.
There's heavy police presence in the Charles Village neighborhood where a Johns Hopkins University student was sexually assaulted in an alley.
