New Md. Driving Laws Go Into Effect Saturday
A number of new road laws will be going into effect on Saturday, October 1. Among them, is the Drunk Driving Reduction Act of 2016, also known as Noah's Law.
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A number of new road laws will be going into effect on Saturday, October 1. Among them, is the Drunk Driving Reduction Act of 2016, also known as Noah's Law.
Maryland's state prosecutor says a Montgomery County company has received 12 citations for making $268,000 in over-contributions.
Starting Wednesday, J.C. Penney Co. says it will be offering refunds to shoppers who purchased certain towels and a comforter set.
The federal government is again suing a Mississippi strip club, saying its owner still discriminates against black strippers.
Federal authorities have added seven yellow-faced bee species, Hawaii's only native bees, for protection under the Endangered Species Act.
Starbucks is taking demand for its popular cup of Joe, and pumping resources back into communities some wouldn't expect.
It's official: Lady Gaga will headline the Super Bowl halftime show next year.
A former Marion County official is accused of taking 14 cats from a shelter and killing them.
The nationwide manhunt continues for a father accused of kidnapping his four-year-old son.
The First Warning Weather team is monitoring what could be periods of heavy rain through the remainder of the week for Baltimore and the surrounding area.
A rush hour commuter train crashed through a barrier at the busy Hoboken station and lurched across the waiting area Thursday morning, killing one person and injuring more than 100 others.
Orlando police have arrested a Lyft driver on charges of sexually assaulting a customer.
What went wrong? It's one of many questions lingering in Harford County, where a family has been torn apart by an apparent murder-suicide.
Marilyn Mosby speaks out about the Freddie Gray trials. In the New York Times Magazine, Marilyn Mosby takes on the mayor, police investigators and her critics.
Howard County Sheriff James Fitzgerald has vowed to stay on the job amid a scathing report that exposed alleged racism and sexism.
