Woman With Measles Prompts Nationwide Scare
A woman infected with measles prompts a nationwide scare and she could have passed the deadly disease to people in Maryland.
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A woman infected with measles prompts a nationwide scare and she could have passed the deadly disease to people in Maryland.
Just days after CBS halted production on "Two and a Half Men," its troubled star, Charlie Sheen, is making media rounds and blasting his former employer for canceling his show.
A bill to legalize medical marijuana gets a thumbs down from the state.
When a Baltimore City cop went off on a young skateboarder, it was caught on tape. When it hit the Internet, it ended up costing the officer his job.
Despite a blustery wind, Pleasant Street in Annapolis lived up to its name yesterday as three families who have been living in public housing received keys to their own homes.
Maryland State Police say one person is dead and three others have been taken to a hospital after a pickup truck crossed the median and hit a disabled bus along Interstate 70 in Washington County.
Just as a tune-up for your car can improve gas mileage, a yearly tune-up of your cooling system can improve efficiency.
Senators from Maryland and Delaware are asking the federal transportation secretary to redirect high-speed rail funding rejected by Florida's governor to projects in the Northeast corridor.
The U.S. Naval Academy has expelled an eighth midshipman for using or possessing synthetic marijuana, and the superintendent says an investigation into its use at the school is ongoing.
Economic forecasts showing weaker-than-expected demand for electricity in Mid-Atlantic states prompted two utilities Monday to suspend plans to build a $2 billion power line from West Virginia to Maryland.
Federal mine safety officials say safety procedures were not followed when a Frederick County quarry worker was killed when he was pulled out of machinery he was working on and under two crusher chutes.
Organizers a breaking ground on a new memorial garden honoring Coretta Scott King in Maryland for her legacy as a human rights advocate.
The federal Environmental Protection Agency says a Pennsylvania firm has agreed to pay a $62,130 penalty to settle allegations it did not report ammonia releases as required by law.
Rally organizers have postponed a protest over spending reductions for Maryland schools statewide because of the weather.
The death of a Staten Island man has been ruled a homicide. A man from Maryland has been arrested for the crime.
