Community Holds 2 New Searches For Missing N.C. Teen
Two new searches have begun for missing honor student Phylicia Barnes.
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Two new searches have begun for missing honor student Phylicia Barnes.
Kateri Lambrose was sure there was something special she could do to help cover the expenses of adopting a Chinese child.
Instability in parts of the world is part of the reason why the price of gas is sky-rocketing. Here in Maryland, some stations have already hit $4 a gallon for regular gas.
A Circuit Court judge has found Baltimore's 4-year-old gun registry law to be unconstitutional in a nonbinding opinion.
An unattended bag at BWI-Marshall airport caused several delays on Friday.
Westminster police say the department will continue to use red-light cameras as long as the money they bring in exceeds the cost of the program.
Federal prosecutors say an employee with the Federal Emergency Management Agency has been charged with embezzling more than $149,000 from the agency.
The House of Delegates has passed a bill that would limit how long the governor of Maryland could take to decide parole for an inmate sentenced to life in prison.
A young man is accused of murdering a Baltimore police officer during a parking dispute. Now the case is in the hands of the jury.
Can they make a deal? That's the big question in Washington as we are just hours away from a government shutdown. The whole country will feel the pain if the budget crisis isn't resolved. Tens of thousands of federal workers live right here in Maryland.
A plea hearing has been scheduled for a naturalized citizen from Pakistan charged with joining what he thought was an al-Qaida plot to bomb the D.C. region's Metrorail system.
The Maryland House of Delegates has passed a bill allowing illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition, if they meet certain conditions.
Baltimore senators want to hold $17.5 million planned for a youth prison until Baltimore City leaders say how they will pay millions of dollars in settlements in lead paint lawsuits.
Time is running out for a bill to raise the alcohol tax to fund the disabled and schools.
U.S. Naval Academy officials say the USNA Museum would close in a federal government shutdown, and athletic events would be suspended.
