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A remarkable story of survival, we're hearing from the woman mauled and severely injured by a bear. Karen is thankful to be alive, but is faulting state wild life officials for not doing more about the problem bear.
Baltimore County Police are now searching for a man believed to be involved in two armed robberies in Baltimore City on Friday afternoon. Police were investigating a possible barricade situation for hours at an apartment in Arbutus, after it was reported the suspect was inside.
Smithsonian's National Zoo's giant panda cub Bei Bei is and recovering following an emergency bowel obstruction surgery to remove a dense, masticated lemon-sized mass of bamboo.
Maryland's firearm deer season is opening amid expanded efforts by state regulators to curb the spread of chronic wasting disease, a neurological condition fatal to deer, elk and moose.
The holiday shopping season officially begins. Crowds of shoppers were up early, on the lookout for Black Friday discounts at their favorite retailers.
Three patients at a state psychiatric program in Sykesville have been arrested following a disturbance at the facility.
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources is flying high after regaining use of a helicopter for aerial surveillance.
Many stores opened doors Thanksgiving afternoon to accommodate holiday shoppers.
As questions continue to mount following the investigation into the deadly Chattanooga school bus crash, some are turning their attention on how to ensure children are better protected should the unthinkable ever occur again.
Three men have lost their lives on the water in less than a week, making this year one, of the most deadly for Maryland boaters.
From the line of hungry guests in Patterson Park, to the plates piled high, the Bea Gaddy Thanksgiving Dinner is a Baltimore City tradition.
Touch football, free pumpkin pies and a local supermarket giving back to the community. It's all part of Thanksgiving in Middle River.
Baltimore Police have identified the officer involved in the Tuesday shooting in West Baltimore.
A new study shows that teens who use e-cigarettes are more likely to become regular smokers. The results are now raising some serious concerns.
A record number of people will be traveling this Thanksgiving. While many have already reached their destinations, some are still on their journey.
