Baltimore State's Attorney Lays Off 9
The Baltimore State's Attorney's Office has laid-off nine community liaisons due to budget constraints.
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The Baltimore State's Attorney's Office has laid-off nine community liaisons due to budget constraints.
Maryland Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger says he has viewed photos of Osama bin Laden that carefully compare images of the al-Qaida leader when he was alive with ones after he had been shot by Navy SEALs.
In Towson, a key witness took the stand as homeowners try to prove Exxon knew about a huge gas leak and did nothing.
Energy in human form was tapped at College Park, where University of Maryland students struggled to get a human-powered helicopter off the ground.
Baltimore County volunteer firefighter Mark Falkenhan lost his life doing what he loved. Friday night a community will come together to remember Falkenhan and help his family.
How do parents track everything their children are eating in school? Take a picture of it on a calorie camera.
A Maryland woman took center stage at the CBS town hall meeting with President Barack Obama.
Stepping in the right direction to stop school bullying. One Pennsylvania man is walking hundreds of miles passing through Baltimore to stop the potentially deadly trend in its tracks.
Two community college students face trouble with the law after police say they were busted bringing a gun on campus.
Someone stole a piece of Baltimore baseball history.
Frederick County authorities say a 17-year-old boy has been making a series of bomb threats at Tuscarora High School in Frederick.
The University of Virginia has named Johns Hopkins' vice president for finance Michael Strine as its next executive vice president and chief operating officer.
Maryland Democratic Chairman Peter O'Malley is leaving the post to be Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's chief of staff.
District of Columbia police are scheduled to announce a major break in a cold case death from 1999.
Two Metro trains have run through red signals in the past month, leading to safety retraining in the transit agency.
