Saturday Night Live 'Thirsty Cops' Sketch May Be Back This Week
A Saturday Night Live sketch that drew some flak from the Fraternal Order of Police will probably be back on TV again this weekend.
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A Saturday Night Live sketch that drew some flak from the Fraternal Order of Police will probably be back on TV again this weekend.
A 34-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot multiple times late Thursday night in Baltimore County.
More than 87,000 Marylanders cast their ballots on the first day of early voting.
The Maryland Transportation Authority Police will be increasing its impaired driving enforcement patrols starting Friday.
Authorities have identified the 15-year-old accused of fatally stabbing his brother in Harford County on Thursday.
State workers in Maryland are demanding Gov. Larry Hogan's administration provide better working conditions, including pay and staffing increases.
At least 13 student were taken to an area hospital with minor injuries after the school bus they were on was involved in a crash with a dump truck.
A rare $1,000 bill named for the large green zeroes on its back sold for over $2 million in an auction Thursday night.
The Carroll County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help to find the driver of a mini-van who fled the scene after hitting a deputy's vehicle.
Emergency responders flooded a mail facility in Midtown Manhattan as investigators in Florida turned up another suspicious package.
Maryland State Police is investigating a multi-vehicle crash that killed two people and injured another late Thursday evening in Baltimore County.
How energy officials are hoping to prevent gas explosions in Maryland after nearly a dozen buildings destroyed.
The board has made no final decisions regarding personnel, the statement said Thursday. They will continue their deliberations Friday afternoon.
Tensions were running high in New York City late Thursday, after a pair of unattended packages prompted a partial evacuation of the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle.
Governor Larry Hogan slammed judges Thursday for giving lenient sentences to repeat, violent juvenile offenders.
