Anne Arundel Community College Receives Bomb Threat; Nothing Found
Anne Arundel Community College received a bomb threat Wednesday morning, but authorities found nothing.
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Anne Arundel Community College received a bomb threat Wednesday morning, but authorities found nothing.
CBS Radio Sales Manager Chuck Allen recently visited Cuba. This is his tale.
A federal prosecutor says a man charged in a double murder in Prince George's County was also a serial robber.
Authorities say a Frederick man has been charged with wielding a 3-foot-long sword while walking along a city sidewalk.
Montgomery County Police say a restaurant company has offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to suspects in an armed robbery last month.
The National Park Service is holding a series of open houses to ask residents where to place piers, boat ramps, swimming areas and other means of accessing the bay and its tributaries.
Metro is marking the anniversary of the 2009 train crash that killed a train operator and eight passengers with a wreath-laying ceremony.
In what Baltimore is calling its first computer hacking case, a judge has sentenced a Maryland man for hacking the computer system of his former employer after he was fired and displaying pornography during the nonprofit's presentation to its board of directors.
Frederick is hosting a competitive open-air painting festival this week with 30 professional artists taking to the streets to capture the city's historic architecture and streetscapes.
Thunderstorms in the Washington region are causing about 200 traffic lights to malfunction in Montgomery County.
The owner of a Centreville, Md., horse farm where 140 horses were found to be malnourished has been charged with animal cruelty.
Annapolis residents can expect to see a higher water and sewer bill this summer.
Marty and Don talked to Bill Engvall about his comedy tour and the game show, "Lingo." Ron Matz was in Glen Burnie talking about the Faces Of Valor Motorcycle Ride.
A brazen attempt to abduct a woman jogging in Anne Arundel County has police searching for two men.
Amateur Patrick Cantlay finished 21st at this past weekend's U.S. Open. Still in college, Cantlay is in no hurry to turn pro. He believes he still has a lot to learn, both on and off the course.
