Maryland Priest Fined After Conn. Pistol Prank
A Maryland priest's prank with starter pistol lands him in a Connecticut court.
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A Maryland priest's prank with starter pistol lands him in a Connecticut court.
Wine collectors in Frederick are trying again to change state law to allow restaurants to give patrons the option of bringing their own wine to dinner for a fee.
The Baltimore Teachers Union and school system leaders have signed the new teachers contract that links pay increases to student performance.
Fifty surviving World War II veterans who fought in the Battle of the Bulge will be honored with a performance by one of Belgium's premiere symphonic bands and the Choral Arts Chorus of Washington.
Hospital patients in Hagerstown are being shuttled to a new facility on the outskirts of the city.
Teams from Catoctin, Glenelg Country and Havre de Grace compete.
Saturday is the fourth annual Figgy Pudding Race. Also, Dr. Bill has information on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Milder air is on the way across the Northeast, but it will come at a price with a good deal of rainfall expected on Sunday as well.
The snowflakes that fell on central Maryland on Friday were short lived, but they caused major problems on the roads. A hill in Owings Mills was so slick and icy that it brought vehicles to a standstill and caused a major roadblock.
A 6-year-old boy plunged to his death after pushing open an emergency door on a Baltimore City school bus. He was riding home from a special education school in Baltimore County.
A Massachusetts prosecutor says it's likely that a North Carolina teen whose mutilated body was found in a Boston suburb fell from the sky after stowing away in an airplane wheel well.
Prosecutors say two brothers have pleaded guilty to running a currency counterfeiting scheme.
The National Academy of Sciences said Friday it is extending for two more months its review of the FBI's investigation into the deadly 2001 anthrax mailings to consider new information from the FBI.
Cumberland Police have charged a man with stealing 1,200 custom fitted hats in a burglary last month at a Cumberland business.
They tried to stop him. People who prayed with the Baltimore man accused of trying to bomb a recruiting center speak out.
