Child Psychologist Pleads Guilty To Sex Abuse
The Harford County State's Attorney's office says a child psychologist has pleaded guilty to charges of abusing three young patients.
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The Harford County State's Attorney's office says a child psychologist has pleaded guilty to charges of abusing three young patients.
A former employee of the District of Columbia Public Schools has pleaded guilty in a case involving renovations at a city school.
The U.S. Attorney's office says a Lusby man has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $630,000 from the sale of Navy scrap metal.
A potentially life-saving effort is underway in Baltimore. The city is making it easier for residents to get working smoke alarms in their homes.
A massive new search is underway for Robyn Gardner in Aruba, and an eyewitness account could shed light on her disappearance.
Visitors got their first up-close look Monday at the memorial to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., including a towering granite sculpture inspired by the civil rights leader's "I Have a Dream" speech.
For many people, the opening of the MLK memorial causes them to pause and remember the life of Dr. King and where they were during the Civil Rights Movement.
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is once again coming out on top when it comes to airport service. This time it has to do with how fast you can make it through security.
It's the gateway to one of Baltimore's most important historical sites. But starting Monday, work to replace a decaying bridge will cut Fort Avenue in two.
Police in Montgomery County are investigating a bank robbery that happened over the weekend.
Sad news in the search for a missing Temple University graduate from Cockeysville.
Maryland is home to Elkton and Elkridge, but elk haven't roamed the state since the 1700s.
A Baltimore judge has sentenced a 37-year-old Catonsville man to five life terms, plus 80 years in prison for firing on police officers during a traffic stop.
Conservation grants announced by federal agriculture officials include funding for Chesapeake Bay programs.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says he has always favored the state paying all costs for teacher pensions, but will keep an open mind during a debate on whether to shift some of the costs to counties.
