Medical Helicopter Makes Abrupt Landing In Md.
Airport officials say no one was injured when a private medical helicopter had an abrupt landing Saturday morning at the Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
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Airport officials say no one was injured when a private medical helicopter had an abrupt landing Saturday morning at the Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Teams from C. Milton Wright, Severna Park and North Carroll compete on It's Academic.
Gigi Barnett and Tim Williams talked to Ken Iglehart with "Baltimore Magazine" about the best places to work in the Baltimore area. Mike Schuh was in Timonium talking about people donating blood with the American Red Cross
Going into this season many didn't expect such a cold and active pattern to set up across the Northeast one year after this same region got hammered the previous season.
Participants in an annual polar bear plunge are taking a dip in the Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis.
The weather outside doesn't show it, but this is a big weekend for baseball. The Orioles FanFest is Saturday. Many players and coaches will make appearances at the Convention Center, including second baseman Brian Roberts.
A few days later and many of us are still digging out from that big snowstorm earlier this week. This is an all too familiar sight across Baltimore. Most of the main roads are clear, but side streets are still a mess. Of course, each night there is concern that untreated grounds will refreeze.
It looked like a scene out of a big Blockbuster movie, but it was real life. A man tries to rob a bank in Takoma Park, taking a woman hostage and the whole thing unfolds before news cameras.
The crime shocked Maryland. A man tosses his own toddler son to his death off the Key Bridge. On Friday, Stephen Nelson learned his fate.
A federal judge has ruled a Baltimore ordinance that requires pregnancy counseling centers to post a disclaimer if they don't provide abortions or birth control unconstitutional.
A teenager has been convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of a man outside the VFW in Salisbury.
Lawmakers have submitted legislation to allow the direct shipping of wine in Maryland.
Two Baltimore County executives, six Naval West Point graduates, leaders in politics and business, tens of thousands of kids, and maybe even you attended Baltimore County's Camp Puh'Tok.
Phylicia Barnes' devastated mother pleads for her daughter's safe return on the one-month anniversary of her disappearance.
Winter weather has forced several drivers to steer clear of the roads, and the American Red Cross is being hit especially hard.
