Baltimore's State's Attorney Tries First Case In New Job
When the new city state's attorney ran for office, Gregg Bernstein promised to actually try criminal cases himself.
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When the new city state's attorney ran for office, Gregg Bernstein promised to actually try criminal cases himself.
A downtown institution closed its doors Friday after more than six decades of service. Werner's was a favorite breakfast and lunch spot for many, but tough economic times took a toll on this classic restaurant.
For most of us, energy costs show up at the pump and on BGE bills. But for farmers, power can be a big money drain. That's making sunshine a business opportunity for some.
There is revealing new surveillance video that could help the investigation into a triple shooting that started near Dundalk Middle School.
Police are investigating a triple shooting in West Baltimore.
Dozens of people are using the anniversary of the day President Abraham Lincoln freed slaves in Washington to call for more independence for the city, and three have been arrested.
The Libertarian Party of Maryland and the Maryland Green Party are suing the state elections board to be recognized as parties in Maryland, after their nominees failed to get the required 1 percent of votes cast last November in the governor's race.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is assembling a group to study pollution from septic systems.
It's that time of year again where weather and baseball join together for a double play of fun for area students.
A Silver Spring man is behind bars, charged with a brazen shooting at Marley Station Mall.
Officials at the Maryland Zoo say a 16-year-old giraffe has died after being anesthetized for a hoof trimming.
The FBI is asking for help finding a man they say robbed a downtown Baltimore bank twice.
It'll be hard to find a seat at Hagerstown's Municipal Stadium as baseball's teenage dream makes his home field debut.
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski will take part in an event to discuss online security.
Metro will hold public hearings and town hall meetings next month on possible service cuts and other measures to help reduce a $72.5 million operating budget gap.
