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When it comes to looking for the first signs of concussion or other brain injuries, a new tool is available.
Maryland colleges are making the grade. Several schools are taking top spots on the U.S. News and World Reports "Best Colleges" lists.
Days after Homeland Security cancels "Operation Mega," a nationwide crackdown and round up of undocumented immigrants, some are worried it's only a matter of time before they're booted out of the country.
A vehicle crashed into a house in Anne Arundel Country Tuesday afternoon.
After several high-profile racial cases in recent years, Anne Arundel County leaders are moving forward on a new initiative that focuses on united citizens and cities.
People living in one picturesque corner of Fells Point are shaken by news of an attack on one of their own.
A former kindergarten teacher from Howard County with a knack for baking is getting national attention.
The Red Cross continues to send volunteers from our region to help the millions who are dealing with damage and darkness left by Hurricane Irma.
Maryland's governor has offered to give an extra $500 million to help fund the D.C. region's public transportation system if Virginia, Washington and the federal government do the same.
Apple is releasing a super-premium iPhone with a super-premium price tag, starting at $999.
A sheriff says a southeast Texas man accused of killing his ex-wife on the eve of Hurricane Harvey gave a tearful confession under questioning.
U.S. News has released their list of best universities in the Unites States, and several Maryland colleges have made the list.
Some University of Baltimore students are speaking out against their scheduled fall commencement speaker: Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
A man charged in the killing of two young sisters from Maryland pleaded guilty, more than four decades after the girls vanished.
Residents were allowed to return Tuesday to some islands in the hurricane-hit Florida Keys as officials pieced together the scope of Irma's destruction
