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Furnace Hills Coffee opened in Westminster last week, and owner Dave Baldwin is hoping to hire a few new employees as business grows. He's hoping some of the applications are submitted by people with developmental disabilities, like his daughter. Erin has Down syndrome.
Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson has been released from the hospital after receiving follow-up treatment for a fever and infection.
The owner of The Herald-Mail newspaper in Hagerstown is announcing the appointment of a new publisher.
Police in Montgomery County are investigating an armed robbery of a Dunkin' Donuts shop in Olney.
CBS Radio Sales Manager Chuck Allen recently visited Cuba. This is his tale.
Authorities say a mall security guard at Westfield Wheaton Mall in Maryland has acknowledged running a prostitution business and trying to recruit girls while on the job.
If you're a fan of Kit, Addy or Josefina, you probably squealed with delight when you found out an American Girl store was opening at Tysons Corner. And you're not alone. Several thousand girls and their parents are expected to line up June 18 to surround themselves with dolls, clothes, books and the signature red and pink celebration of girlhood.
Some Maryland prison inmates are sewing copies of the original Star-Spangled Banner for the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812.
Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is giving the commencement address this year for Walt Whitman High School.
Hood College in Frederick says it's giving Apple iPads to all of its approximately 300 incoming freshman.
A new report says trash shipped to Virginia from other places for disposal has increased for the first time since 2006.
A championship ring earned by longtime amateur baseball coach and Major League scout Walter Youse has been returned to the museum at Camden Yards.
A former police officer was given five months home detention for accessing police databases to help her drug dealer fiancé.
The National Building Museum in Washington has decided to begin charging an admission fee for the first time since it opened in 1985 due to the impact of the recession.
Arthritis encompasses 100 different conditions and affects about 46 million people in the U.S.
