Scientists Release Report On 2001 Anthrax Attacks
University of Maryland School of Medicine scientists have published the first paper based on their investigation into the anthrax attacks of 2001.
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University of Maryland School of Medicine scientists have published the first paper based on their investigation into the anthrax attacks of 2001.
Fire officials say an electrical malfunction caused a blaze in a three-story house in Sykesville.
A retired Episcopal priest accused of molesting two girls while living in Cecil County is still being held in custody after a judge reduced his bond.
The Living Classrooms Foundation, a Baltimore-based educational nonprofit organization, is taking the classroom outside by having city students plant their own garden.
Maryland Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger says he plans to introduce legislation to prevent protests during military funerals.
Baseball returns to Oriole Park at Camden Yards one month from Monday and a Baltimore favorite is coming back, too.
Police say they have caught some of the suspects behind an elaborate credit card scheme.
It's a new era for Orioles baseball. Optimism is running high as Buck Showalter begins the season as the Birds' skipper.
There's a new idea to increase business for restaurants across Maryland.
Aaron Thomas is suspected in more than a dozen sexual assaults up and down the eastern seaboard beginning in 1997 in Prince George's County. Now, he's behind bars.
Gov. Martin O'Malley wants farmers to support his septic system proposal; in exchange, he would make it easier for them to give land to their children.
The first day of toll collections on the new Intercounty Connector has led to a big drop in the number of drivers using the 7-mile stretch of highway.
Constellation Energy says requiring utilities to buy offshore wind power will cost customers billions at the expense of more cost-effective clean-energy alternatives.
A Maryland company says it will likely begin manufacturing wind turbine blades on Maryland's Eastern Shore in two years.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced Monday that Sophie Dagenais plans to depart March 21. The mayor says the search for a new chief of staff is under way.
