Man Accused Of Trying To Stab 2 Relatives
Cumberland Police have arrested a man they say tried to stab two relatives.
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Cumberland Police have arrested a man they say tried to stab two relatives.
The State Fire Marshal's Office says an inspector and another man helped rescue two people who were overcome by fumes in a building the inspector was checking.
A decade of war has given the U.S. military a huge problem. Soldiers have been killing themselves at an unprecedented rate.
It's the last day of class for a group of Japanese exchange students. As they head back to their homeland this week, they won't leave empty handed.
Street racing death. Now the man who caused the horrific crash has been found guilty
A positive sign as the number of people who died in traffic accidents is down across the country. But in Maryland, highway officials say there's no reason to celebrate.
A salmonella outbreak has flared up in Frederick County. Health experts know contaminated sausage is the culprit.
It looks like the weather may cooperate for opening day at Camden Yards—just three days away. That means the field needs to be in perfect condition.
A Maryland man has pleaded guilty to conspiring with others in a scheme to transport and distribute untaxed cigarettes.
Nearly 3,000 union mine workers rallied Friday in southwestern Pennsylvania, the first major gathering of union members outside the states where lawmakers are already battling over collective bargaining rights.
President Barack Obama says unemployment numbers released Friday indicate the economy is showing signs of strength.
The popularity of locally grown food — which many assume means the food is fresher, made with fewer chemicals and grown by smaller, less corporate farms — has led to an explosion in the use of the word "local" in food marketing. It's the latest big thing after the surge in food marketed as "organic," another subject of continuing labeling controversy.
President Barack Obama says Democrats and Republicans are close to an agreement on the amount of spending cuts needed in order to keep the government operating and avoid a government shutdown.
A monument to Maryland's secessionist state song and its writer will be rededicated Saturday in the Louisiana town where James Ryder Randall wrote "Maryland, My Maryland" 150 years ago.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has submitted a supplemental budget to make up for millions of dollars in deficiencies.
