Jury Convicts Baltimore Man In Cabbie's Slaying
A jury in Baltimore has convicted a Baltimore man of first-degree murder in the slaying of a Frederick taxicab driver.
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A jury in Baltimore has convicted a Baltimore man of first-degree murder in the slaying of a Frederick taxicab driver.
The strong storm system over the middle of the country is inching closer, and starting to show more effects on our weather. It's another warm and muggy one with temperatures on their way up to near 80 degrees.
The Washington County Sheriff's Office says it's charging four people with stealing more than a ton of railroad iron from a track-maintenance site in Hagerstown.
A Maryland group is providing some tail-wagging fun for dogs attending the Bay Bridge Boat Show with their owners.
A Maryland-based company is making plans to employ 175 people at a new iron castings foundry in Iowa City.
Fire officials say one person has been found dead following a blaze at a home in West Baltimore.
Cumberland City Administrator Jeff Repp says he's resigning after 17 years.
A Cumberland physician is paying a $500 fine for marijuana possession.
A police escort for a group of wounded troops headed to a baseball game in Baltimore could snarl traffic on the Capital Beltway and Interstate 95.
Authorities say a 23-year-old man is in critical condition at a hospital in Baltimore after crashing an all-terrain vehicle near Mount Airy.
Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder refiled a defamation lawsuit against the Washington City Paper on Tuesday, marking a change in strategy by the billionaire businessman.
Families Plus and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County will conduct a free program to offer parents insight about bullying among children and teens and how to prevent it.
Brentwood Mayor Xzavier Montgomery-Wright has withdrawn her bid for re-election amid criticism that she used town funds to pay for personal expenses.
Bernice A. King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, will speak at the opening of a memorial garden for Mrs. King.
Virginia regulators will wait until a study of the Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population is completed before they make any major changes to rules governing the state's fishery.
