Baltimore Workers Fired In Gambling, Drinking Bust
Six Baltimore municipal workers and one supervisor have been fired as part of a probe into drinking and gambling on the job.
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Six Baltimore municipal workers and one supervisor have been fired as part of a probe into drinking and gambling on the job.
Newly released documents show that Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold directed members of his security detail to pick up an Abraham Lincoln costume for him for a special event, retrieve his girlfriend from the airport and to drop off citations at private functions.
Maryland's sales tax on alcohol would rise 50 percent in July, under legislation that advanced in the House of Delegates late Saturday night.
Four people were injured in a car accident early Saturday morning. One of them was a police officer.
A Baltimore County jury is continuing to deliberate in the case of a man charged with killing his girlfriend and dumping her body near a highway in Virginia.
Police in Prince George's County say they're investigating the death of a convenience store owner who was found inside his Bladensburg business.
Maryland race tracks would have to agree to simulcast their races before they get millions of dollars in state aid under a proposal approved Saturday by a Senate committee.
Baltimore Police are investigating a fatal stabbing.
For thousands of Civil War re-enactors, the next four years are a chance to capitalize on the public's curiosity about a century-old hobby that demands such attention to detail that the fights seem almost real.
Two new searches have begun for missing honor student Phylicia Barnes.
Teams from Francis Scott Key, Bel Air and Walkersville compete.
Near-record warmth is on the way Monday.
Kateri Lambrose was sure there was something special she could do to help cover the expenses of adopting a Chinese child.
Saturday is free shredding day at locations around the state, including Polywestern! Dr. Bill has more on the wears and tears of a day of golf.
Instability in parts of the world is part of the reason why the price of gas is sky-rocketing. Here in Maryland, some stations have already hit $4 a gallon for regular gas.
