Thousands Expected At Highlandtown Wine Festival
The Highlandtown Wine Festival will be held this weekend.
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The Highlandtown Wine Festival will be held this weekend.
Millions of people around the world were all watching the royal wedding Friday morning, including in Baltimore.
Rescuers from more than a dozen agencies came to Baltimore on Friday to learn how to work together to save lives quicker.
Talk about the fashion police. A proposed law in New York City puts you in jail or fines you $1,000 for buying a knock-off.
A stunning case of theft could land a woman in federal prison for decades. She's accused of stealing almost half a million dollars from the United Way, which funds programs for the needy across Maryland.
The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday replaced three top managers in the nation's air traffic control system following embarrassing incidents of controllers sleeping on the job and making potentially dangerous mistakes.
A high-ranking Baltimore school official has resigned after questions were raised about his education, which includes degrees from institutions criticized as "diploma mills."
A fire claims the life of a 57-year-old man in West Baltimore.
There were some downed tree limbs and power lines across Maryland, and a confirmed tornado near Camp Springs, in Prince George's County.
The intelligence analyst suspected of illegally passing government secrets to the WikiLeaks website has been found competent to stand trial, the Army said Friday.
A panel of civilian scientists is urging the Army to be more transparent about its plans for an animal biodefense laboratory at Fort Detrick in Frederick.
The National Park Service says sharpshooters killed 192 white-tailed deer at Catoctin Mountain Park near Thurmont in the second year of a herd-reduction program.
In the tradition of other free schools that came before it, the Frederick Free School opened its doors in the fall and has been growing in teachers and students ever since.
The Frederick County Health Department says 18 people reported symptoms consistent with salmonella poisoning from tainted pork served at a church pancake breakfast in Thurmont in March.
Maryland's Emergency Management Agency is signing a formal agreement with Target Corp. to prepare for future disaster response and recovery.
