Western Md. Fire Company Could Close Amid Lawsuit
A volunteer fire company in rural western Maryland is in danger of shutting down after lenders filed a lawsuit seeking to seize all its assets and property.
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A volunteer fire company in rural western Maryland is in danger of shutting down after lenders filed a lawsuit seeking to seize all its assets and property.
A regulation recommending that homes built after Jan. 1, 2011, install fire sprinklers has sparked a nationwide fight between fire officials and home builders.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller said Friday he would be open raising the alcohol tax at a faster pace than it would be under current legislation, but only if the money is used to address a structural imbalance in the state budget.
Walking through aisles of the Food Lion grocery store, a small group of women pick up boxes of cereal, packages of margarine and cans of vegetables.
Metro is preparing for crowded conditions this weekend during the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
A man is behind bars accused of killing his sister's fiance.
A 5k run in Annapolis is raising money to train companion dogs for veterans.
State police say there's a new way drunk drivers are getting around their DUI checkpoints. They download detours on their cell phones. Now the state wants to keep the software away from drivers.
Lost in Libya, a Baltimore man is missing after travelling to that Arab country as war breaks out.
Police say four men were stabbed, one fatally, at a Baltimore nightclub.
Thousands of Ravens fans turned out to get autographs of their favorite players—all while helping the Japanese tsunami victims.
One of the most historic sites in the Baltimore area, Fort Howard, now stands in ruin. But the spot where the British invaded in 1812, will soon be the home of a half billion dollar town center.
A seventh-grader from the Severn School in Severna Park will represent Maryland next month in the National Geographic Bee.
A Baltimore City police officer was flown to Shock Trauma after being involved in a car crash.
Crisfield police have charged seven people in three large fights at an apartment complex after the brawls were recorded and posted on the Internet.
