Former Ravens Cheerleader Pleads Guilty To 4th Degree Rape
The case made headlines across the nation--the ex-wife of a prominent Maryland energy executive accused of sex crimes involving a teenage boy. Now Molly Shattuck reaches a plea deal.
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The case made headlines across the nation--the ex-wife of a prominent Maryland energy executive accused of sex crimes involving a teenage boy. Now Molly Shattuck reaches a plea deal.
Dangerously drunk. There are new concerns from state police, as troopers pull over a concerning number of drivers who haven't just been drinking a little bit--they're highly intoxicated.
A war of words plays out between Baltimore's mayor and the union that represents city police. The union wants to know--did Stephanie Rawlings-Blake order police to stand down during violent riots that injured more than 100 officers.
New efforts to get Montgomery County schools to show the same respect to Muslim holidays as they do for Christian and Jewish holy days.
Turning the tide. Homicides and shootings up dramatically in Baltimore after six city police officers are charged in the death of Freddie Gray. It's not an easy job, and it's even harder on the city's west side.
The US Food and Drug Administration made a big decision affecting the health of millions of Americans. The FDA announced Wednesday it will ban trans fat from the US food supply.
A voyage taken in the 18th century is revived for today's generation.
Giving green spaces room to grow takes green to pull off. Tuesday, grant money was awarded to 15 projects, nearly all in urban areas---including Baltimore.
Baltimore listeners got an earful as young adults voiced dissatisfaction with the city.
The embattled leader of the NAACP in Spokane has stepped down amid uproar about her race and that she falsely portrayed herself as black for years.
If you've ever wanted to get a cat or kitten, now is the time. Baltimore-area animal shelters are offering free adoptions during the month of June.
We're about to introduce you to a man who makes a living with playing cards. He's not a gambler but, as Mike Schuh reports, he makes a good living traveling to the world's casinos.
An Army veteran with mental health issues who got over the White House fence and inside the executive mansion was sentenced Tuesday to 17 months in prison, and a judge said that means he's likely to be released before Christmas.
A District of Columbia judge approved a new attorney Tuesday for a man charged in the slayings of a wealthy family and their housekeeper inside a Washington mansion.
A 15-year-old boy has been charged as a juvenile with setting a fire that damaged an historic home in Havre de Grace.
