Dancer With Ties To Baltimore Disappears In Las Vegas
Police in Nevada continue their search for a former Redskins cheerleader with ties to Baltimore.
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Police in Nevada continue their search for a former Redskins cheerleader with ties to Baltimore.
Washington's Metro police began randomly inspecting passengers' bags for the first time Tuesday at stations in Maryland and Virginia, a day after rights groups began an online petition against the program.
Ron Matz was in Lutherville talking about the train garden at the Fire Museum of Maryland. In Coffee With, Don and Marty talked to Aaron Eckhart about his new movie, "Rabbit Hole."
Karen Ferrell's family reported her missing, then started smelling a strong odor inside her home. Now they're working to find who killed her---and how.
There were big problems for MARC and Amtrak riders Monday after several trains got delayed or canceled.
Anne Arundel County Police have recovered 78 pieces of power equipment worth $15,000 stolen during a several burglaries at a mobile home community in Lothian.
A Hagerstown man has pleaded guilty to stealing from his employer since 2006.
Chestertown police say counterfeit $20 bills have been passed at three downtown businesses this month.
Montgomery County Police say a bank in Germantown that was robbed at the drive-thru last week has been hit again -- apparently by the same bandit.
Maryland environmental officials have closed part of the Little Choptank River in Dorchester County for shellfish harvesting because of elevated levels of bacteria.
There was an unusual find by the Department of Homeland Security at the Port of Baltimore: an invasive insect, capable of destroying crops.
The Coast Guard wants you to stay safe on the water.
Cross your fingers for clear skies overnight because there will be a total eclipse of the moon and everyone in Maryland should be able to see it...if they can stay awake.
A western Maryland drug dealer is going to prison for conspiring to distribute heroin in a case stemming from a fatal overdose.
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office is releasing the name of a man who died at a gravel quarry near Keymar.