Woman Accused Of Leaving Quadriplegic Son In Woods Waives Extradition
A woman accused of abandoning her quadriplegic son in the woods for four days will be facing charges in Philadelphia.
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A woman accused of abandoning her quadriplegic son in the woods for four days will be facing charges in Philadelphia.
So who's the top chef in the Baltimore area? We're about to find out.
A young Maryland boy makes a dramatic call to 911 after a fire traps him and his sister inside their home. Tuesday, the children got to meet the people who saved their lives.
Tuesday morning, retailers in 23 states are pulling Blue Bell Ice Cream from store shelves and consumers are being told not to eat any Blue Bell Ice Cream they may have at home. Last Monday night, the Texas company issued a voluntary recall for all of its products after samples of the ice cream tested positive for the potentially deadly bacteria listeria.
Right now, national statistics show there is a 67% chance that you have a dog or a cat. With hundreds of millions of pets in this country, some of them end up in shelters.
This may be the biggest policy disagreement between the governor and the General Assembly this year.
Two tractor-trailers collided head-on on Maryland's Eastern Shore, killing three people.
New details in the investigation into the highly controversial death of Freddie Gray while in Baltimore police custody. Federal authorities announce they are looking into the case.
Maryland native and the first female pilot to ever fly with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels will be performing for hometown fans at the Ocean City Air Show in June.
Baltimore County Police Department are looking for a man suspected in the March 2 robbery of a Halethorpe liquor store.
The city's Department of Public Works is reporting a sanitary sewer overflowed into Jones Falls Monday morning.
The lawyer for the family of Freddie Gray, a black man who died of spinal injuries he sustained during an arrest in Baltimore, said he believes the police had no reason to stop the man in the first place.
An audit has found that the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency did not correctly handle unclaimed vouchers worth $704,000 in slot-machine winnings in 2013 at Maryland casinos.
According to fire officials, the man was flown to Shock Trauma with critical injuries.
They terrorized bank employees and customers throughout Maryland, D.C. and Virginia. Now, we're learning new details about the men the FBI dubbed the "Black Hat Bandits."
