Family Hopes For Leads In Murder Cold Case
A three-year-old Harford County homicide is still unsolved. On the victim's birthday, the family renews its plea for witnesses to come forward.
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A three-year-old Harford County homicide is still unsolved. On the victim's birthday, the family renews its plea for witnesses to come forward.
Maryland's Democratic and Republican leaders want to rearrange the state's presidential and gubernatorial primaries amid pressure from national parties and a requirement to make it easier for members of the military to vote.
The Baltimore City Police Department is looking for a few good women.
Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold is under investigation by a state office, according to a donor who says he was contacted during the probe.
A Frederick County family is using wind to power their winery.
The unfolding nuclear crisis in Japan has raised concerns over how vulnerable Maryland would be in a similar disaster.
Some controversial votes are putting Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake on the defensive. She says she's done nothing wrong. Now the Baltimore Sun's editorial board agrees. It sides against questions raised in a recent newspaper report involving the mayor, her husband and ethics.
Frederick County prosecutors say they aren't pursuing a racial harassment charge in an assault case, despite the defendant's use of racial slurs, because the attack wasn't racially motivated.
A Catonsville woman is in serious condition after being hit by a bus Wednesday morning.
Education funding gets extra attention in the wake of a massive teacher protest.
A child has been hit by a car in the 1200 block of Guilford Avenue in Glen Burnie. Medics are on the scene.
Guests at a few downtown Baltimore area hotels say they were contacted by potential credit card scammers.
Prince William and Kate Middleton have selected a Washington charity's work in Northern Ireland as one of more than two dozen charities tabbed to receive donations in lieu of gifts to the royal couple.
No criminal charges, but a Baltimore County woman whose dog bit a young girl is still in trouble.
A museum that holds the world's largest collections of brains and microscopes is preparing to close its doors at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington and move to Silver Spring.
