Md. School Of Medicine Makes Progress On HIV/AIDS Vaccine
Exciting news in medical research--a possible vaccine to prevent HIV/AIDS.
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Exciting news in medical research--a possible vaccine to prevent HIV/AIDS.
Saying thank you for saving lives. Dozens from Howard County Fire and Rescue were honored and for the first time they got to meet some of the people they helped.
The body of a woman was found Friday morning.
Maryland Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger says he hopes the United States can "reset" its relationship with Pakistan, because the United States still needs the country's help in the war on terrorism.
The state of Maryland says it's permanently closing three off-road vehicle trails to curb environmental damage.
The greatest natural disaster in this country since Hurricane Katrina continues to overwhelm many southern communities.
Maryland basketball coach Gary Williams stepped into retirement Friday with a fist pump, a few timely jokes and tears in his eyes.
Police in Frostburg say a Frostburg State University student fired several shots from a pistol during a disturbance at an off-campus housing complex. No one was hurt.
Corrections officials say the man convicted of kidnapping and killing an 11-year-old girl was slashed with a homemade weapon in prison.
The National Weather Service is confirming eight tornado touchdowns in Maryland last week.
Maryland State Police say a 7-month-old baby will be all right after he was ejected from a car during a crash on U.S. 15 near Frederick.
The very travels that inspired Charles Darwin's theory of evolution and shaped modern biology may have led to one of the illnesses that plagued the British naturalist for decades and ultimately led to his death, modern researchers say.
A Baltimore midwife has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the death of a baby she delivered at the home of an Alexandria woman who had a high-risk pregnancy.
More than three dozen suspicious but apparently harmless letters addressed to District of Columbia schools appear to have been mailed from the Dallas area and closely resemble letters under investigation by authorities there, the FBI said Friday.
A Vermont judge has granted preliminary approval to a settlement that would require dairy processor Dean Foods Co. to pay Northeast farmers and their attorneys $30 million to settle antitrust allegations.
