Man Gets 12 Years For Crash That Killed 2
A Montgomery County man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for a drunken driving crash that killed two friends who were crossing the road.
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A Montgomery County man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for a drunken driving crash that killed two friends who were crossing the road.
An Anne Arundel County judge has acquitted a contractor accused of stealing from his clients.
The only grandson of Malcolm X will speak at a statewide birthday celebration for the civil rights activist.
A composting outhouse in the western Maryland town of Mount Savage is providing environmental education as well as convenience.
Anger is growing about plans to drastically raise tolls at the Bay Bridge and other locations across the state. Some lawmakers say it will hurt families and businesses.
Avoiding overdoses. The FDA has agreed to major changes to some popular over-the-counter children's pain relievers.
An attempt to explain the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal is sparking new outrage.
A judge has granted probation before judgment to a Queen Anne's County deputy sheriff accused of groping a woman in his patrol car in 2009.
The Caroline County Board of Education has selected a Pennsylvania educator as its next superintendent.
The openly transgender member of the George Washington women's basketball team, whose groundbreaking season was cut short by a pair of concussions, says he won't play in his senior year.
Baltimore's Board of Estimates approved a water and sewer rate hike Wednesday. The news may come as a shock to homeowners who already believe they're paying too much.
Animal Kingdom, who pulled off a 20-1 upset in the Kentucky Derby on May 7, has been named the favorite for Saturday's Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
The design for a 9/11 memorial was presented to the Baltimore Public Art Commission on Wednesday, and it turns the plaza of the World Trade Center at the Inner Harbor into a sundial recalling the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
Just one day after breaking ground on a new electric motor plant, the GM transmission plant in White Marsh opened its doors to hundreds of people for its first ever open house.
Former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson is just the latest powerful Maryland politician disgraced by a corruption scandal.
