3 Teens Charged With Vandalism At High School
Montgomery County police have arrested three male teenagers in the vandalism at Poolesville High School in which ethnic slurs were spray-painted outside the facility.
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Montgomery County police have arrested three male teenagers in the vandalism at Poolesville High School in which ethnic slurs were spray-painted outside the facility.
The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office says a South Carolina woman died when her car was hit by a truck after she drove the wrong way on a road.
The heated debate over proposed toll hikes continues -- this time at public hearings to increase tolls.
A big mistake. That's how his attorney describes the charges against a former Ehrlich aide in Maryland's Election Day robocall scandal.
An Eastern Shore man is the victim of a life-changing event. Doctors at Johns Hopkins perform a delicate operation to improve his quality of life.
For the first time in its 96-year history, a female general is taking charge at the famed Marine Corps training depot at South Carolina's Parris Island.
If you think you have a beautiful baby, you might want to head to Marley Station Mall this weekend for Baltimore's Most Photogenic Baby Contest.
Police are still untangling the aftermath of a mass shooting that left one man dead and five others wounded in Southwest Baltimore.
There's disbelief and concern from members of the Padonia Park Club in Cockeysville. Its president and CEO was arrested on child pornography charges.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's recent 10-day trip to Asia cost about $144,000 for five people.
President Barack Obama has visited service members wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, and awarded two of them Purple Hearts.
About 30,000 bunk beds have been recalled because of the threat of children becoming entrapped in the bed. Click on the link for more information.
Money spent on wars in Afghanistan and Iraq should be spent at home under a resolution proposed Friday by U.S. mayors that calls on Congress to hasten the end of the wars. The resolution proposed at the opening of the U.S. Conference of Mayors annual meeting calls on Congress to redirect the military spending to domestic priorities. The resolution says $126 billion is being spent each year on the wars that should be spent at home to create jobs, rebuild infrastructure, develop sustainable energy and provide for other needs.
The University System of Maryland Board of Regents will meet to vote on the fiscal year 2012 schedule of tuition and mandatory fees.
Our most recent round of showers and thunderstorms during the night have produced some heavy rain.
