Md. Town Will Allow Schools To Raise Chickens
The Sykesville Town Council has approved a code amendment that will allow accredited educational institutions to raise chickens.
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The Sykesville Town Council has approved a code amendment that will allow accredited educational institutions to raise chickens.
Maryland's new law extending in-state college tuition to undocumented immigrants could be headed to referendum. Leaders of the drive to put the issue on next year's ballot say they are close to clearing the first hurdle.
A Baltimore attorney, who doubles as a magician for children's birthday parties, is under arrest in Florida. Police say he was trying to have sex with an underage boy.
The stormy weather pattern continues, and will for most of the week.
This Friday kicks off the start of summer for most of us. This Memorial Day weekend it's going to feel like most of us are on the road.
A Walkersville woman has pleaded guilty to an alcohol offense in a November car crash that critically injured a Union Bridge resident.
The Baltimore Child Abuse Center is urging all Marylanders to help the organization further its critical mission of preventing child sexual abuse in the state by voting for BCAC through Chase Bank's Chase Community Giving program.
A Naval Academy tradition is on hold. The Blue Angels canceled their performance during the academy's commissioning week.
It's a Maryland delicacy, and if you like them, this is your week to enjoy. Baltimore is celebrating soft-shell crabs.
Lessons in architecture. Baltimore City fifth-graders are putting their passion for drawing toward a future career possibility.
Drivers who have E-ZPass accounts in other states soon won't get off-peak discounts when they pass through New Jersey.
The Maryland Attorney General's Office says a former social services employee has been sentenced to five years in prison for stealing almost $417,000 in welfare funds.
A pit bull attacks a young boy in Baltimore City. Now, the Health Department makes a ruling on the dog's fate.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says an economic development trip to Asia next month will include 68 business leaders, educators and elected officials.
State Sen. Catherine Pugh is raising money as a candidate for Baltimore mayor, but a spokesman says she has not decided whether to run yet.
