First Cold-Related Death Reported In Maryland
Officials say a man died of hypothermia, making his death the first cold-related death of the season in Maryland.
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Officials say a man died of hypothermia, making his death the first cold-related death of the season in Maryland.
Four in 10 adults do not exercise to either a vigorous or even moderate degree each week, the analysis also reveals.
Whether you're working, not a fan of Thanksgiving food or not looking to cook, there are plenty of options when it comes to where you can eat on Thanksgiving.
A 46-year-old Hyattsville man was arrested in an indecent exposure case on University of Maryland's campus.
With less than 24 hours to go until Thanksgiving, many people are still stuck in lines upon lines in their last-minute dash to meet with family and friends.
A Baltimore chef was featured and won a Thanksgiving-themed episode of Food Network's "Chopped."
Washington's mayor started a heated Thanksgiving discussion early by telling the city she is "annoyed" with a beloved condiment in the nation's capital.
Two people died in a house fire in Montgomery County early Wednesday morning.
Around a dozen apartment complex residents say they haven't received mail since an alleged drunken driver knocked over their mailboxes six months ago.
A professor who devised a new model that can estimate the number of oysters in the Chesapeake Bay says the body of water's market-sized oyster population is around half the amount found in 1999.
Through a partnership with the newly established Maryland Wildlife Crimestoppers, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources is cracking down on the illegal killing of fish and wildlife.
Prosecutors said the 63-year-old woman fatally shot her husband for a potential life insurance payout and to profit off his rental properties.
Well yesterday I managed to put off the inevitable discussion of the cold moving our way. But that delay, as in Ostrich head in the sand, is over.
Honda is recalling 122,000 minivans worldwide because the sliding doors can open while the vans are moving.
A new hair salon has opened for business in the neighborhood. Called Hair Coco, the new arrival is located at 3230 Bethany Lane in Ellicott City.
