Jacket From 'The Wire' Sold At Auction To A McNulty
A jacket worn by fictional detective Jimmy McNulty in the popular HBO television series "The Wire" has been sold at auction to a real-life McNulty.
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A jacket worn by fictional detective Jimmy McNulty in the popular HBO television series "The Wire" has been sold at auction to a real-life McNulty.
Statistics show the number of opioid-related overdoses in Maryland increased 14.8 percent over the first six months of 2018 compared with the same period last year.
Despite the heavy rain Maryland has seen so far this year, officials are urging caution as the state's wildfire season gets underway.
A Maryland bear must have been looking for a pot of honey Saturday morning when it got its head stuck in a plastic jar.
Going against the grain, Macy's has decided to be open on Thanksgiving, only closing for a few hours before reopening on Black Friday.
A main staple of Halloween, of course, is the Jack O'Lantern, and with Halloween coming up, many local pumpkin patches are offering fun events for those looking to celebrate the season.
No one won the $548 million jackpot in Friday night's Mega Millions drawing. That means the estimated jackpot climbs to $654 million, which would be the fourth-largest prize in U.S. history.
Virginia State Police say an Ohio man who was flying a small plane has died after the aircraft crashed.
Five puppies that were among 200 rescued from a meat farm in South Korea are looking for new homes in Virginia.
The family and friends of Kyle Lynam will lay him to rest Sunday, after the teen died after he was struck along a Harford County roadway.
Howe was last seen at around 3 p.m. Friday afternoon at the bus stop located at Grand Drive and Fairground Ave.
Investigators believe the victim was in the 1700 block of N. Bond Street when he was shot.
Investigators believe the operator lost control of the motorcycle before it crashed.
Baltimore County Police are looking for a car involved in a hit-and-run in the Towson area with an 11-year-old victim.
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denied Jerome Segal's appeal to get on the ballot as the candidate for his socialist Bread and Roses party. A federal judge in Maryland had ruled Segal could not run after losing the Democratic primary, because it would violate the state's "sore loser" law.
