Maryland: $20.3M Will Improve Safety For Bicyclists, Walkers
Maryland's transportation secretary has announced $20.3 million in grants to fund safety improvements for bicyclists and pedestrians across the state.
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Maryland's transportation secretary has announced $20.3 million in grants to fund safety improvements for bicyclists and pedestrians across the state.
An 18-year-old exchanged student from China has been sentenced Wednesday for child pornography, according to the State's Attorney for Frederick County.
A Maryland firefighter has resigned after being found guilty of a felony charge of child sex abuse.
An environmental group is releasing a report on pollution at sewage and wastewater treatment plants in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Patients who are ingesting high levels of biotin in dietary supplements may be in danger of getting clinically significant incorrect lab results.
President Donald Trump is retweeting a series of anti-Muslim videos posted by a far-right British politician.
Police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Tuesday night.
Gubernatorial Candidate Ben Jealous has chosen former Democratic Party Chair Susan W. Turnbull as his running mate.
NBC News has fired "Today" show host Matt Lauer for allegations of inappropriate workplace behavior.
Rocked by allegations of sexual misconduct, the House is moving ahead on legislation to require anti-sexual harassment training for all members and their staffs.
Police arrested a man late Tuesday and said they will charge him with murder in a string of killings that have terrorized a neighborhood of Tampa.
Enoc Sosa opened up about his recovery, his fellow co-worker's recovery, and even shared some thoughts on the tragic murder of Baltimore PD detective Sean Suiter.
North Korea says it successfully tested a new, nuclear-capable intercontinental-ballistic missile that could target the entire U.S. mainland.
Border protection agents say three stolen cars, including two luxury 2017 models, have been recovered at the Port of Baltimore, where they were to be shipped to Africa.
The Baltimore Police Department rejected calls for the FBI to take over the investigation into murdered detective Sean Suiter.
