Facebook Glitch Changed Millions Of Privacy Settings To 'Public'
As many as 14 million Facebook users had their posts shared with a broader audience than they intended.
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As many as 14 million Facebook users had their posts shared with a broader audience than they intended.
Police in Ocean City are looking for a group of men who stole a dinosaur prop from a miniature golf course.
A man who allegedly grabbed, strangled and robbed an eight-year-old girl as she walked to school is facing several charges, including attempted first-degree murder and indecent exposure.
The Towson Row Development has been on hold for years, but not anymore. Five empty acres off York Rd. are finally getting a $359 million makeover.
Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help in identifying six suspects involved in the assault and robbery of a man outside of a Catonsville bar.
A lawyer for a Maryland candidate for governor says her client isn't planning to appeal to the state's highest court to change the ballot to reflect she is running for governor.
The Washington Capitals are on the verge of doing something they've never done before. They're one victory away from winning the Stanley Cup.
An openly gay Maryland candidate for governor is airing what gay rights activists say is the nation's first-ever political ad showing a same-sex couple kissing.
A 15-year-old has been arrested after police say he robbed a Royal Farms early Wednesday morning.
The musical "On Your Feet," focused on international star Gloria Estefan, has arrived in Baltimore.
The club members include scientists, engineers and managers who work for NASA on projects including weather satellites and space telescopes.
Police are asking for the public's help to identify a woman who stole a package from a porch in Baltimore County.
Criminal justice issues sparked a high-energy discussion as the three candidates for Baltimore State's Attorney faced off in the first three-way debate of their race on Thursday.
A federal judge handed down lengthy prison sentences Thursday to two former Baltimore City Police officers who were part of the disgraced Gun Trace Task Force.
About two dozen people had to be treated after mace was sprayed at a Maryland school.
