Man Sentenced In Hospital Theft
A former California man has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for mail fraud in thefts from a Glen Burnie hospital.
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A former California man has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for mail fraud in thefts from a Glen Burnie hospital.
Anglers gearing up for the Maryland stream-fishing season can leave their felt-soled waders at home.
Two more people involved in the taxicab industry in Washington have pleaded guilty to bribery charges.
Officials with the Maryland Symphony Orchestra say the group needs $50,000 by May 1 so it can conduct its annual Salute to Independence concert at Antietam National Battlefield.
Heavy rains and melting snow are taking a toll on the Chesapeake Bay.
The University of Maryland will hold a cybersecurity seminar in April made possible by a sponsorship from Google.
An Anne Arundel County man is found dead in his home from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Cumberland officials say they have an agreement that would enable the western Maryland city to sell treated wastewater to a natural gas drilling company for an extraction technique called hydraulic fracturing.
A nonprofit behavioral health organization says it's teaming up with federal and state agencies to create a residence for homeless female veterans in Hagerstown.
Authorities have closed the northbound lanes of the Baltimore-Washington Parkway following an accident.
Marty and Don talked to actress Amanda Peet. Ron Matz was in Greektown talking about Baltimore celebrating the 190th anniversary of Greek independence.
Maryland Republican Rep. Roscoe Bartlett is critical of President Barack Obama for sending forces to Libya without congressional approval.
Sen. Barbara Mikulski will be gathering with educators on the Eastern Shore to discuss needs of rural school districts.
The Anne Arundel County Council has failed to override County Executive John R. Leopold's veto on amendments to a bill that affects collective bargaining disputes.
There are disturbing new details on the murder at a high-end athletic store in Bethesda. Prosecutors laid out new information as they convinced a judge not to allow any bail for the woman accused of killing her co-worker and trying to make it look like they were both attacked and raped by strangers.
