Obama To Tell Students America Needs Their Ideas
President Barack Obama plans to tell students Wednesday in a back-to-school message that America needs their passion and ideas in these tough economic times.
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President Barack Obama plans to tell students Wednesday in a back-to-school message that America needs their passion and ideas in these tough economic times.
The state school board is beginning its search for a new superintendent, and input will be sought from the public on what they want in a leader.
Marty and Don had "Coffee With" Hulk Hogan. They talked about Micro Championship Wrestling. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in Southwest Baltimore talking about the Sowebo Landmark 5k.
There are serious charges against a Baltimore City police officer. He's accused of leading county police on a drunken high-speed chase and now he's off the job.
Hundreds of thousands of customers were in the dark for days. Now BGE customers are firing back at the energy giant for its response to Hurricane Irene.
Authorities say a Cecil County Sheriff's deputy arrested a suspect in a bank robbery in Perryville.
Postal worker unions take a stand against proposed cutbacks. The unions are rallying in support of a bill that gives the U.S. Postal Service access to billions of dollars in pre-paid pension accounts.
Gary Giordano's criminal background has come under scrutiny since his friend disappeared in Aruba.
Dangers in the crib. Maryland health officials say an accessory that's designed to make the crib safe can really be deadly.
In a usually quiet section of Pikesville, there's a brutal attack. When it's over, an elderly man limped inside his apartment building looking for help.
Health officials say as many as 16 people have died from possible listeria illnesses traced to Colorado cantaloupes, the deadliest food outbreak in more than a decade.
A Montgomery County police commander has been approved as a new assistant chief for the department.
Back-to-back late-summer storms dumped an estimated 4 million tons of Susquehanna River sediment into the Chesapeake Bay, threatening grasses, oysters and other ecologically important species.
Some heart-stopping work is underway on top of the Washington Monument. Damaged in the August 5.8 magnitude earthquake, the centerpiece of the National Mall needs repairs.
A three-alarm fire filled the Baltimore sky with smoke. Now investigators are scouring what's left of an auto repair shop.
