Copper Theft Leaves Warehouse Storing Documents Without Heat
Another copper theft leaves a city warehouse without heat and puts many historical documents at risk.
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Another copper theft leaves a city warehouse without heat and puts many historical documents at risk.
There's growing outrage over layoffs at Baltimore's Pepsi plant.
Public works officials say a water main has broken in northeast Baltimore.
A Las Vegas burlesque dancer found dismembered and encased in cement was strangled, according to a coroner's report released Tuesday.
Every day, firefighters could find themselves in a position where their lives will be in danger.
Right now, just about all of Maryland is focused on taking down the Steelers.
Irene Bennett Reid, mother of former Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke, has died at Sinai Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman says. Reid was 78.
Rescue crews are attempting to free a person trapped inside a grain silo in Woodsboro.
Winter Weather Advisory goes into effect at 4 p.m. and will continue through 6 a.m. Wednesday.
The Red Byrd Restaurant, which drew an outcry from patrons when it closed Nov. 14, has reopened with new ownership, again offering homemade entrees like fresh hamburger steaks and pork chops.
Authorities say another person has been killed in Prince George's County, marking the 10th homicide in the first 10 days of the year.
Maryland's $1.6 billion shortfall for the next fiscal year is presenting an increasingly difficult challenge for Gov. Martin O'Malley and lawmakers after four years of tough budget conditions.
Maryland's slots commission is getting an update on plans to open a temporary casino at Arundel Mills Mall this year.
For the third straight year, the trade publication Education Week has named Maryland's public schools as the best in the country.
Baltimore police have made an arrest in the slaying of a U.S. Marine who was shot to death while partying with fellow Marines at an after-hours club.
