Man Charged With Stealing From Vehicles
The Harford County Sheriff's Office says a Joppa man has been charged with dozens of offenses after items, including $70,000 in cash, were stolen from vehicles last month in Finksburg.
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The Harford County Sheriff's Office says a Joppa man has been charged with dozens of offenses after items, including $70,000 in cash, were stolen from vehicles last month in Finksburg.
Cecil County authorities say a man repeatedly called 911 for an ambulance when there was no emergency to get a ride to another town.
A 21-year-old woman has been sentenced to 30 days in jail for negligent driving and failure to drive on the right after a 2009 crash that killed a Westminster woman.
Lisa Beth Jones of Fork, Md., has been named the winner of the 2011 Sophie Kerr Prize.
Gov. Martin O'Malley said Tuesday he will sign a bill that enhances incentives for waste-to-energy plants, disappointing Maryland activists who had urged him to veto the measure because they said it treats waste burning the same as wind and solar energy for the purposes of meeting environmental goals.
From Little Italy to the halls of Congress, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi blazed a trail for America's women.
Undocumented students say thanks for the dream. Students who stand to gain from Maryland's soon-to-be-enacted in-state tuition break are holding a thank you rally at City Hall Tuesday night.
Hearing some colorful language inside a bar is nothing new, but one local tavern is trying to change that.
It was a terrifying afternoon on the playground for two elementary school students in Baltimore City. They were shot with a BB gun...by another student. One mother is outraged over how the school is handling the incident.
During the Battle of Gettysburg, a wounded Civil War general's leg was amputated. He donated it the Army's medical museum. It's now on display in Maryland.
We all knew William Donald Schaefer was a generous man with his time. Now details from his will show he was pretty generous with his money, too.
In honor of Emergency Medical Services Week, several Marylanders are being honored for their quick thinking and brave actions.
Scientists at the National Zoo say they have detected a rise in hormone levels in the female giant panda, Mei Xiang that could indicate the panda may give birth or end a false pregnancy by early July.
Another day but the same storm. Today, the center of the storm has drifted down into the Carolinas. That has kicked up our winds a bit and forced them around to the east. This easterly wind is keeping temperatures down a few degrees from yesterday while creating a huge moisture connection with the Atlantic. Rounds of showers and thunderstorms are being pulled into and across the state already and will continue tonight into tomorrow morning.
Development plans for a once-thriving plantation site near the National Harbor resort on the Potomac River's Maryland shore are drawing scrutiny from preservationists who say slave quarters left at the site could be destroyed.
