Md. Man Convicted In Crash That Killed His Friend
A Thurmont man has been convicted of negligent manslaughter in a car crash that killed his friend.
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A Thurmont man has been convicted of negligent manslaughter in a car crash that killed his friend.
Frederick residents traveling to Washington will soon be able to take advantage of a new discount bus service.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray says he will speak to members of the board overseeing the region's two major airports about their vote to build an underground Metrorail station at Dulles International Airport.
The Baltimore Orioles' left fielder Luke Scott is at it again. During the offseason, he was critical of President Barack Obama. The president's long form birth certificate does not seem to have quieted Scott down, though.
If you love movies, this is your weekend in Baltimore. The 13th annual Maryland Film Festival kicks off Thursday night.
Armed robbers strike a Harford County laundromat, and authorities need your help to find them.
With the warmer weather comes more people exercising. But with an aging population, pain keeps many from doing what they love.
A Frederick man has avoided trial on charges he shot and wounded a neighbor's Siamese cat.
Police in the nation's capital have announced a major drug bust.
Authorities say the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has ruled the death of a North Carolina teen whose body was found in a river months after she went missing in Baltimore a homicide.
Authorities say an improperly installed clothes dryer caused an explosion that destroyed a Rockville area home and seriously injured two people.
Swedish truck maker Volvo says it expects to add at least 50 jobs at its Hagerstown engine-and-transmission plant.
Maryland officials are suspending the license of a doctor nationally known for treating autism with a drug that decreases hormone production.
More than 150 professional planners from the Mid-Atlantic region are gathering in Cumberland for a conference keyed to the National Road bicentennial.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is endorsing a federal commission's call to build a national museum devoted to American Latino art, history and culture next to the Capitol as part of the Smithsonian Institution.
