O's 20th Season At Camden Yards Will Open With A New Look
The countdown is on. The Baltimore Orioles are ready to open their 20th season at Camden Yards on Monday.
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The countdown is on. The Baltimore Orioles are ready to open their 20th season at Camden Yards on Monday.
Drag racing deaths. The man accused of causing a horrific highway crash is on trial.
Maryland senators are seeking a limit on who would report to the state under a monitoring plan aimed at curbing prescription drug abuse.
The game of chess is gaining popularity among city middle schoolers, so much so some are going to the national championships in April.
It's Big Top Day and crews from Cirque du Soleil's "Totem" are hard at work.
Maryland State Police say a home invasion suspect is recovering at Shock Trauma after he was shot while trying to run down Kent County's sheriff, who was trying to block his escape route.
The U.S. Naval Academy has expelled another midshipman for using or possessing synthetic marijuana.
About three times every day in the District, someone walking on a city street gets hit by a vehicle and an ambulance races to the scene. This year, four of those people have died.
Two men have been arrested in the killing of a University of Maryland student.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley will visit a Prince George's County middle school to promote reading.
We are in a lull between systems but it is still damp, drizzly and dreary. The rain will become heavier again as we head toward evening and into the nighttime hours with the short wave from the Tennessee Valley heading northeast.
Students in Prince George's County will soon get a chance to attend high school and college at the same time.
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Anne Tyler has been named one of 13 finalists for a literary prize that has a cash prize of more than $96,000.
The U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday to reinstate school vouchers for District of Columbia students, reviving the only program that uses federal tax dollars to subsidize private-school tuition.
A Baltimore County judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a Parkville man prosecutors say threatened Gov. Martin O'Malley in an e-mail.
