Md. Chief Judge Returns To Baltimore High School
Maryland's top judge is returning to his alma mater in Baltimore to tell students about his arrest in high school as part of a civil rights protest and his path to the Court of Appeals.
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Maryland's top judge is returning to his alma mater in Baltimore to tell students about his arrest in high school as part of a civil rights protest and his path to the Court of Appeals.
Metro is planning to hold five public hearings next month on proposed bus service improvements.
The deadline has arrived for developers to submit bids to operate casinos in Baltimore and in western Maryland.
Crisfield police have charged a 45-year-old man with rape and numerous other offenses after a woman was attacked in her home.
Marty and Don had "Coffee With" Patrick Wilson. They talked about his new show, "A Gifted Man." For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was at the Maryland Science Center talking about "The Farmer and the Chef."
A devastating loss. A pregnant mother and her two sons are killed when flames erupt inside their rowhouse.
Finding a family outing that satisfies everyone young and old and in between is nearly impossible, but laser tag just may fit the bill.
Keegan Bradley loves the Atlanta area. Bradley is leading the TOUR Championship after the first round with a 6 under 64.
Students are left scared and screaming. Parents in Howard County say a school bus driver is to blame and it's all caught on tape.
A deadly listeria outbreak claims the life of a Maryland woman.
A man who fired shots into the air at his home last year has been sentenced to 18 months in jail.
Montgomery County officials say an accident on Rockville Pike has killed a man who was riding a scooter.
The Maryland Transportation Authority raises the tolls on bridges and tunnels. Although public opinion caused the board to scale back on its original plans, drivers say the new increases are still too high.
Summer temperatures may be winding down, but the battle over air conditioning in Baltimore County schools is heating up. Parents complain too many schools turn into ovens when the mercury rises.
A new Census report shows Baltimore is one of the fastest growing cities for professionals.
