Ex-FBI Agent Indicted In Fatal February Crash
A Prince George's County grand jury has indicted a former FBI agent on a charge of vehicular manslaughter in a crash that killed an 18-year-old man.
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A Prince George's County grand jury has indicted a former FBI agent on a charge of vehicular manslaughter in a crash that killed an 18-year-old man.
Officials say the bicycle portion of a triathlon on Sunday may cause major traffic delays on Md. 108.
Another case of E. coli infection has been linked to a lake at a central Pennsylvania park, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 14.
Police in Anne Arundel County say a man and a woman were killed in a head-on crash.
Prince George's County plans to begin operating its first speed camera within a half-mile of two schools in Fort Washington.
Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the St. Gabriel's Festival being held this weekend. Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Cal Ripken Jr. They talked about youth baseball and the Ripken World Series.
Spent the whole summer winnowing away the days and feel like the kids have nothing to show for it? For your child's show-and-tell item when school sets in, forget the usual seashells and touristy t-shirts, and instead have them display a unique piece of pottery they made. Thanks to some great Baltimore studios, your kids will have plenty of clay works from which to choose.
Jeff Quinney is playing for his tour card and needs a good result at the Wyndham Championship.
Natural Resources police say a man has died after being knocked off a personal watercraft in the Chesapeake Bay.
Aruba has postponed until early next week a search for the remains of missing American tourist Robyn Gardner.
We've got a lot of unsettled weather to deal with over the next few days.
Firefighters are battling a two-alarm fire on the third and fourth floors of a vacant building in Brewer's Hill in Southeast Baltimore.
On Juliet Lane in Perry Hall, lightning struck an apartment complex and sent it into flames.
"Flash mob" robberies. It's a disturbing trend in Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and right here in Maryland. Large groups of young people swarm stores, take what they want and leave just as fast. Police are now trying to get the problem under control.
Animal Control has already collected 188 bats this year. A dozen tested positive for rabies, compared to 11 of 222 bats in all of 2010.
