Spike In Number Of Rabid Bats Causing Alarm In Baltimore
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.
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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.
A November 1862 letter signed by three surgeons in Hagerstown asking Lincoln to appoint a chaplain to tend to wounded and dying soldiers after the Battle of Antietam was returned to Archives officials Thursday.
Family and friends of Lauren Giddings are trying to gather volunteers and donated equipment to do another search of a landfill in hopes of finding more of her remains.
The Board of Elections gets it wrong. Less than a month until the Baltimore City primary, a sample ballot mailed to registered voters has the wrong date.
Baltimore's crumbling school buildings: The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) wants to put them on the mend.
A bloody handprint and racy photos are among the new leads as investigators search for a woman from Maryland who vanished in Aruba.
A wealthy Washington D.C. socialite is found dead. Her husband, younger by 44 years, is now charged with murder.
A string of sabotage incidents began after 45,000 Verizon workers went on strike two weeks ago.
Justice for the family of a Johns Hopkins researcher killed last summer. A jury found John Wagner guilty in the murder of Stephen Pitcairn.
If you love fashion, you'll enjoy the next four nights in Charm City. The fourth annual Baltimore Fashion Week gets underway Thursday night.
Predictions this past spring that Asian stink bugs would have an impact on crops appear to be coming true.
.A state audit has found the state health department lacked adequate controls over vital records like birth certificates.
Filing a police report over the phone may be the answer to freeing up more officers. It's a pilot program that will start in a couple of weeks in the city's Northeast District.
The National Park Service is giving high raise to a program offering vacation rentals in the Chesapeake & Ohio National Historical Park.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and Delaware Gov. Jack Markell announced a collaborative effort on Thursday to share information about violent or potentially violent offenders.
