Md. Police Probing Death Inside Clothing Shop
Montgomery County police say two female employees of an upscale Bethesda athletic clothing boutique have been attacked, one fatally.
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Montgomery County police say two female employees of an upscale Bethesda athletic clothing boutique have been attacked, one fatally.
Emergency officials in Maryland are watching the Susquehanna River for possible flooding that could impact the town of Port Deposit.
The Blue Angels won't perform eye-catching rolls and dives at this year's Naval Academy graduation ceremonies.
Maryland's health department is investigating why records documenting lead poisoning among children in the state were destroyed.
Baltimore police are investigating a rash of shootings.
A Germantown woman has died after being struck by her own car.
Teams from Arundel, Bryn Mawr and Middletown compete.
The next several days will be relatively quiet with a clipper-like system today well to our north and little in the way of impact other than a few clouds and breezy conditions.
Dr. Bill Howard discusses some common summer myths.
Absolutely incredible pictures have been coming out of Japan over the last 20 hours, and the danger is still very real. Japan issued a state of emergency for five nuclear reactors at two power plants. So far, there has not been a radiation leak. Thousands are evacuated as workers try to get the reactors under control and prevent a meltdown.
Maryland State Police say a Walkersville man has been charged with assaulting a trooper after a traffic stop.
Fire officials have charged a 53-year-old man with setting a fire in his ex-girlfriend's apartment.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is continuing his push to require high-end septic systems for new developments to fight pollution.
Prosecutors say a Maryland man posed as a diplomat from the Dominican Republic in a fund-raising scam brought to light by a New York state senator.
Fire officials are investigating the cause of a fire that did $80,000 in damage to a converted garage apartment near Woodbine.
