Police Clear The Scene Of A Parkville Standoff
Baltimore County Police are on the scene of a Parkville standoff.
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Baltimore County Police are on the scene of a Parkville standoff.
Baby boomers and retirees make up the fastest-growing populations in the Washington suburbs, new data show, growth that experts say will strain state and local governments to the breaking point.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is praising an anti-bullying program at a middle school in Frederick County.
A former teacher has been sentenced to 25 years in prison on child pornography charges after admitting a decades-long pattern of molesting teenage boys in the United States and Japan.
The Blue Angels will not perform the annual graduation fly over at the U.S. Naval Academy graduation because of a safety review.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is announcing the creation of an Office of Health Care Reform and the members of a board that will oversee Maryland's Health Benefit Exchange.
A third-generation stone carver is engraving more than a dozen quotations from the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. into the memorial that will honor the slain civil rights leader on the National Mall.
The U.S. Park Police are seeking information about a fatal crash earlier this week on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
Johns Hopkins Medicine says it is establishing a patient safety institute that will study how to reduce medical errors, hospital infections, health disparities and other types of preventable harm.
The president of Frostburg State University is joining a national panel charged with raising awareness about the dangers of binge drinking on college campuses.
The owner of Superfresh grocery stores says it will shut down 13 stores in July because it can't find buyers.
A man has been fatally stabbed in the Rockville area after an apparent fight between two men at a home.
A controversial sales tax on live performances at Washington's arts organizations has been dropped from the District of Columbia's approved budget.
Take the Inner Harbor to the next level. That's the goal of a major revitalization plan, and it could end up with spectacular Las Vegas-like nighttime light shows.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says a Randallstown man has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for dealing in counterfeit currency in a case that involved the fatal shooting of a co-conspirator by police in July 2010.
