Police ID Worker Who Died At Md. Quarry
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office is releasing the name of a man who died at a gravel quarry near Keymar.
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The Frederick County Sheriff's Office is releasing the name of a man who died at a gravel quarry near Keymar.
A new buyer has emerged for the rare Honus Wagner baseball card that was bequeathed to an order of Roman Catholic nuns in Baltimore.
Maryland is fighting for its future amid a changing economy and Gov. Martin O'Malley told business leaders Monday that the state must make choices that spur innovation and create jobs despite tough budgetary constraints.
Ralph Friedgen has been fired as Maryland's football coach, effective after the Military Bowl on Dec. 29.
Two rights groups have launched an online petition against Metro's announced plan to conduct random bag searches on the subway system.
The Cumberland Times-News has a new publisher.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed two new judges to the federal bench in Baltimore.
Council members in a Maryland town are investigating debit card charges made by the mayor and treasurer of Brentwood.
Members of an employees benefits commission are recommending Maryland save retiree health care benefits for people who've spent 15 years working for the state, instead of the current five-year requirement.
Chance for a White Christmas? That is the talk right now..but let's take you through the week before we get to the weekend.
Natural Resources Police fined two men who helped rescue a deer trapped in a frozen river because they say the men didn't follow directions of officers on the scene and didn't have the correct safety equipment.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is considering a 5 percent across-the-board cut in state aid for public education.
Maryland officials for the last seven years have used inmates to process Social Security numbers and other personal information from low-income residents receiving medical benefits, a state audit revealed.
A blind man from Baltimore sacrifices his own life to save two other people.
The battlefields of Dick Bean's war are sometimes muddy and require tall rubber boots to navigate. But neither the muck nor the considerable damage inflicted by the enemy over a theater of operations measuring 60 square miles gets him down.
