Woman Killed When Tow Truck Hits Tractor-Trailer
Maryland State Police say a woman was killed when a tow truck hit a tractor trailer she had been riding in and threw her into a guardrail.
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Maryland State Police say a woman was killed when a tow truck hit a tractor trailer she had been riding in and threw her into a guardrail.
Maryland State Police are looking for two men who bound and gagged a liquor store clerk and made off with $2,500.
Officials in Aruba are looking for a missing Frederick woman.
Maryland Transportation Authority Police say 10 recruits were rejected on probation for academic misconduct.
Police in Anne Arundel County are combing through evidence, trying to determine what led a man to kill his wife and her two children before turning the gun on himself.
Maryland's economy is closely tied to the federal government. With billions of federal dollars spent here each year, cuts in federal spending are cause for concern.
The trial is underway for the man accused of murdering a Johns Hopkins researcher. The high-profile case hinges on the testimony of his accomplice.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says a Maryland oncologist has pleaded guilty to importing unapproved, cheaper foreign drugs.
Thousands of Verizon workers are on strike across the northeast over failed contract negotiations. Raising the question: Can you hear them now?
The last big month of summer is also a big month for fatal car crashes. And in a fight to keep that toll down, police are stepping up patrol efforts.
A lot of kids who play baseball dream of being in the World Series. Now some kids from Bel Air have overcome all the hurdles to get to the Cal Ripken World Series--except for perhaps the most important one.
The Pentagon says the remains of the 30 U.S. troops killed in the Afghanistan helicopter shot down over the weekend will be brought to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware Tuesday.
An actress who played a Baltimore drug gang assassin in HBO's "The Wire" is expected to plead guilty Monday in a drug conspiracy case.
A Maryland psychiatrist who killed her son and then herself left behind a suicide note that talked about mounting debt and conflicts with her child's school district.
Organizers say a 150th anniversary re-enactment of the Civil War Battle of Antietam will involve at least 4,000 participants.
