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A federal judge gives the go ahead to a lawsuit filed by the family of an unarmed Marine shot 12 times by a Baltimore City police officer outside of a nightclub. If the lawsuit succeeds, the city could pay out millions for the actions of a police officer already convicted in criminal court.
Some Baltimore City high school students took the trip of a lifetime.
More and more dogs are hitting the road with their owners---but could they be causing crashes?
A state prison inmate faces a first-degree murder charge in the beating and asphyxiation of his cellmate at the Western Correctional Institution near Cumberland.
Maryland State Police say the death of a person whose skull was found on a Kent County has been ruled a homicide.
This energy saver is all about keeping your home cool during the summer.
The President and CEO of a Baltimore County swim club has entered a guilty plea on child pornography charges.
Birth control may soon be available for free for millions of women. The Institute of Medicine has recommended the government require health insurance providers to cover contraception without co-payments.
A German national who was extradited to Maryland on a 10-year-old rape charge has avoided trial by pleading guilty to first-degree assault.
A Maryland church that won millions in a religious discrimination lawsuit against Prince George's County is back in court, saying the county continues to illegally block its decade-long effort to build a church.
NOAA is working to determine which of the more than 30,000 coastal shipwrecks they've identified contain fuels that could cause ecological damage, if they spring a leak.
Michelle Obama's campaign against childhood obesity moved a step forward Wednesday with the announcement that Wal-Mart and other retailers plan to open or expand 1,500 stores in areas without broad access to fresh fruit, vegetables and other healthy foods over the next few years.
Constellation Energy Group is celebrating the startup of Maryland's first commercial wind farm.
Patty and Jeff Hurwitz hope to follow in the tradition of the Grossnickle family and keep their 109-acre Wolfsville farm in their family for at least the next two hundred years.
A painstaking conservation effort to remove old patches and repair weak spots in a 714-year-old copy of the Magna Carta has revealed that the full text of that English declaration of human rights remains intact even though some words are faded and illegible to the eye, the National Archives said Tuesday.
