Mom Who Swore at Meeting Not Guilty of Disorderly Conduct
A mother of two who swore at a Pennsylvania school board has been found not guilty of disorderly conduct.
Watch CBS News
A mother of two who swore at a Pennsylvania school board has been found not guilty of disorderly conduct.
The Seattle Mariners suspended reserve catcher Steve Clevenger for the rest of the season without pay Friday in the wake of his tweets regarding a recent police shooting in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the Black Lives Matter movement.
Police have released surveillance video of a home invasion gone wrong in Atlanta, Georgia after a homeowner fights back killing one of three suspects.
A man has died after a gunman opened fire while he was walking out of his home in Baltimore early Friday morning.
A third night of protests over a fatal police shooting in Charlotte gave way to quiet streets as a curfew enacted by the city's mayor ended early Friday.
Attorney General Brian E. Frosh filed a multi-jurisdictional lawsuit Thursday accusing the makers of Suboxone of conspiracy to monopolize.
A Maryland legislative ethics panel is looking into a state lawmaker's connection to a medical marijuana company.
Egypt's state news agency says the total number of bodies pulled from the Mediterranean waters off the Egyptian coast has climbed to 148, three days after a boat carrying hundreds of migrants capsized.
Although the Smithsonian's new National Museum of African American History and Culture opens Saturday in the heart of Washington, its neighboring state of Maryland has a strong presence.
A man was arrested after he refused to pull over for Anne Arundel County Police because he believed he was being racially profiled.
Morgan State University officials say a student died suddenly after exercising at a campus gymnasium.
The Howard County sheriff is being called on to resign after allegations that he made disparaging remarks to employees.
Cleaning up the muck. There's yet another aggressive push to clean up the Inner Harbor, and the star won't even be a person.
The situation in Charlotte is strikingly similar to the unrest seen in Baltimore in April of 2015.
Police provide a new timetable into the death of a man just three days after his violent struggle with Baltimore County police.
