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Supporters of Phoenix the dog will have to wait even longer for justice. She was set on fire and didn't survive. Now, after a judge declared a mistrial in the case of two teenagers, many wonder what will be next.
Same-sex marriage gets a hearing in Annapolis and over 100 witnesses showed up to testify.
It's a Baltimore County landmark, dating back to 1854, but now the old county jail has a brand new look.
Lawmakers in a suburban Maryland county voted unanimously to ease regulations on beekeeping, inching closer to ending a three-year squabble over the hobby that has become more popular as agriculturally important bee populations have been afflicted by disease.
Baltimore's economy is on the road to recovery as newly released job data shows more businesses are expanding in and moving to Baltimore.
Originally, a business wasn't in Kasha Bomysoad and Michele Reese's plans. But the sisters seized an opportunity that became available and are now owners of Red Caboose Vintage Goods & Furnishings store in Keymar.
A jury has found a Maryland man guilty of killing a Georgetown police officer.
About 30 people in a Baltimore motel along Interstate 95 were forced to flee the building when a two-alarm fire broke out on the roof.
State police are releasing the name of a Maryland prison inmate who was slain at the Western Correctional Institution near Cumberland.
Rain and fog have been swept aside as the cold front crossed the state this morning. Now, gusty northwest winds have kicked in behind the front. A wind advisory is in effect for most of the state through 8 p.m. for gusts over 40 mph.
Police are on the scene of a serious accident in Harford County.
Washington Mayor Vincent Gray says he remains a strong proponent of gun control laws and is troubled to know more people are purchasing guns in the city.
The Frederick County Commissioners are shifting management of the local Head Start preschool program from the county to a federal contractor.
Police data shows that since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Washington's handgun ban more than 2 1/2 years ago, hundreds of residents in the District's safest and wealthiest areas have registered handguns -- more than those in poor areas with higher crime.
A carbon monoxide leak forces the evacuation of a Baltimore City elementary school.
