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A Maryland saxophone player who sought to participate in fundraisers around the country -- in part to raise money for a fake cancer charity that prosecutors say benefited only him -- has been ordered to repay a Montana organization nearly $5,700 for travel costs.
Fire crews were on the scene of two alarm fire that started Thursday night in Northeast Baltimore, according to Baltimore City Fire.
Federal and state authorities have charged a uniformed Secret Service officer from Maryland with sending obscene images and texts to someone he thought was a young Delaware girl, sometimes sending online communications while on duty at the White House.
It affects tens of thousands of kids every year--young soccer players sidelined with dangerous concussions. Now U.S. Soccer is stepping up, enacting stringent new regulations that will change how kids play the game.
Terror on the streets of Baltimore. A city police officer remains hospitalized after a wild shootout in Northwest Baltimore leaves one man dead.
The detectives involved in last night's shoot-out are part of a ramped up effort to target illegal guns.
A trial begins for former Ravens defensive tackle Terrence Cody following a 15-count indictment of animal abuse and neglect.
Millions of people area already playing daily fantasy football games online. Now some Maryland lawmakers want to take a closer look at those games.
President Barack Obama awarded the nation's highest military honor to a former Army captain who tackled a suicide bomber while serving in Afghanistan in August 2012.
A historic Baltimore house with links to the civil rights movement is torn down. Now there is growing outrage in that community.
Maryland State Police arrested four suspects accused of assaulting a police officer at a local store in Carroll County.
Baltimore is still the city that reads. That's how one former Raven sees Charm City.
A Maryland father did just about everything to save his kids after their home went up in the flames on Wednesday morning.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson said Thursday that the U.S.-Mexico border can be secured in one year and promised to finish a job that has taken decades to come close to accomplishing.
