Blues Festival Marks 16th Year In Hagerstown, Md.
The city of Hagerstown is rolling out the welcome mat to blues fans.
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The city of Hagerstown is rolling out the welcome mat to blues fans.
Marty Bass and Don Scott talked to music legend Gloria Gaynor about living with osteoarthritis. Ron Matz was downtown talking about the Bromo Seltzer Tower Clock celebrating 100 years.
Fire officials say a natural gas explosion has leveled a house in Northeast Baltimore and injured a man.
While his dramatic ascension seemed a bit unlikely, Donald has been the model of consistency in recent months. He looks to keep his top ranking at the Memorial Tournament this weekend.
The National Archives has appointed its first "Wikipedian in Residence" to help connect with the Wikipedia community.
Pepco says it expects to return power by midnight to more than 1,500 customers north of Union Station. The utility says the outage was caused by failures in underground cables.
Concern is growing over pollution in a local waterway that could be putting people's health at risk.
For the most part, the second round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee ran like a well-oiled machine, with youngsters rattling off the letters to words like "usufructuary" and "febrifugal" without a hitch.
Maryland State Police have identified a man who was killed last month when he was crushed by industrial machinery he was hauling.
The Carroll County Sheriff's Office says a man was killed in a forklift accident at a book warehouse.
No graduation ceremony. That's the punishment for several Anne Arundel County students allegedly caught drinking on prom night.
An off-duty city police officer has been charged with killing an unarmed Marine outside a nightclub. One of Officer Gahiji Tshamba's supervisors now says he appeared drunk that night.
The Maryland Transit Administration says more training may be called for after three MTA officers detained a man for taking pictures at a light rail station.
Montgomery County police say the medical examiner has ruled the death of a 12-year-old girl found inside a Gaithersburg townhouse as a homicide.
The heat is intense, but imagine dealing with temperatures like 114 degrees while serving in Iraq. Troops from the Maryland National Guard will be some of the last to serve there, including one soldier who is best known for his take on local sports here.
