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For one mother and son duo, growing older is all relative. The Collinsons believe they have another weapon in the battle against aging - the all-natural products they've developed through their business, Infusion Sciences.
Troops killed in the deadliest day of the Afghan war are coming home Tuesday -- traveling in death much the same way they did in life -- shrouded in secrecy.
Big male crabs fetch the highest prices, but when it comes to ensuring the Chesapeake Bay will continue to produce those No. 1 males, researchers are increasingly paying attention to how many females are harvested.
Baltimore officials are trying to entice potential developers of a city casino by offering additional cash and assurances.
Fire trucks and concrete mixers, semis, heavy-duty pickups and all trucks in between will, for the first time, have to trim fuel consumption and emissions of heat-trapping gases under new efficiency standards being announced Tuesday by President Barack Obama.
Jury selection has started in the trial of the 34-year-old Baltimore man who is accused of killing a Johns Hopkins University researcher last year.
The Baltimore County school board is planning to vote on a revised facilities policy that would allow PTAs and community groups to hold craft fairs and bingo games.
To counteract summertime lows in blood supplies, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is encouraging Marylanders to donate blood.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is signing an executive order to encourage regional bomb squad coordination.
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources says it's upgrading museums in the South Mountain Recreation Area near Boonsboro in time for the Civil War sesquicentennial.
The PGA Championship is this year's final major and without the presence of a dominant player in the field, the player with the best fortune during the week will be the most likely winner.
NASA is bringing its Future Forum series to the University of Maryland's College Park campus.
There's a warning tonight for anyone in Canton, Fells Point and Butcher's Hill after a terrifying string of robberies. Police believe one man may be behind them all.
Good news for people who like to set sail for their vacation. Carnival Cruise Lines has signed a new five-year deal with the Port of Baltimore.
