Baltimore Farmers' Market Opens For 34th Year
Fresh produce is coming to Baltimore early this season.
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Fresh produce is coming to Baltimore early this season.
Maryland has joined a federal program to help homeowners facing foreclosure because they've lost their jobs.
Metro police have arrested a man who they say was inappropriately touching women on trains after one victim posted an account on a blog.
Chesapeake Bay supporters are keeping a close eye on budget negotiations in Washington.
Officials in Prince George's County are sponsoring a day of emergency preparedness training.
Visitors to a park in Maryland will be able to experience what it was like to travel the underground railroad.
The secretary of Anne Arundel county executive John Leopold has been called before a grand jury to answer questions as part of an investigation into whether he misused government resources.
George Gellrich gets up at least once a night to check his computer. He could wait until the morning briefing at work, or even for the morning news shows. But he just can't. He needs to know: Was there another explosion at the crippled nuclear plant in Japan? Did they restore power to the pumps? Is there enough water in the spent fuel pool at Unit 4? Has the radioactive contamination grown worse?
Masons across Maryland are opening the doors of their lodges for a rare open house.
He is one of Maryland's longest serving politicians. Former governor, mayor and comptroller William Donald Schaefer is being treated for a slight case of pneumonia.
Police in Baltimore have arrested a 14-year-old boy who told them he beat his grandmother with a hammer.
Big changes could be coming to your favorite restaurant. Chain restaurants could soon be forced to list calorie information right on the menu.
Police release chilling new evidence in the case of the so-called Craigslist killer. Phillip Markoff traveled to Baltimore in the midst of his violent crime spree.
Anne Arundel County Police have charged a man with setting fires in his own Pasadena house in April.
Hagerstown police say a man walked into the department with a deep, bleeding gash in his chin, saying he'd been cut during an altercation.
