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It's a tiny, but potentially deadly problem on several Southwest Airlines planes. A plane was forced to make an emergency landing when a hole blew open its roof at 36,000 feet.
A night at a Canton bar ends with an off-duty Howard County police officer in handcuffs.
Tragedy on the tracks. Two people were hit by trains Sunday in separate accidents.
Prince George's County police are investigating a slaying in Langley Park.
From the unrest in the Middle East to the summer season approaching, gas prices keep rising. Drivers are being warned they're only going to go higher.
Maryland's largest farmers' market has kicked off its season sooner than ever before. The Baltimore Farmers' Market and Bazaar has been around for more than three decades.
As Camden Yards gets ready for Opening Day, Baltimore's hotels and restaurants are, too.
Maryland state police say a body found buried on unoccupied property in rural Somerset County has been identified as that of a missing Delaware woman.
Baltimore fire officials say they spent about 90 minutes putting out a three-alarm fire in a brick warehouse that was filled with mattresses.
Baltimore's housing authority is facing nine court judgments totaling nearly $12 million from lawsuits filed by people exposed to lead paint in the city's public housing.
A longtime aide to former governor William Donald Schaefer says she's hopeful he will be able to leave the hospital "in a day or two."
"Backpack Buddies" sends elementary school kids home with backpacks full of food on Friday afternoons to keep them from going hungry over the long weekend.
A new exhibit about the history of schools in the Maryland town of Shady Side is opening in Anne Arundel County.
Sitting in her cubicle Monday in Jessup, Carolann Pollard flipped through papers on her desk and raved about her bosses. Though she makes a few dollars a day, the former high school science teacher is able to use high-end graphic software to develop floor plans for state office buildings and render 3-D images of furniture. As she says, what else is she going to do while serving her 30-year prison sentence?
An eight-week online and offline game is challenging the nation's middle school students to solve an environmental disaster mystery by gathering clues at museums near their homes and working together in online forums.
