Boy Playing With Lighter Causes Md. House Fire
Fire officials say a 6-year-old boy playing with a lighter caused a house fire that sent his grandparents to the hospital.
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Fire officials say a 6-year-old boy playing with a lighter caused a house fire that sent his grandparents to the hospital.
Authorities say a man was killed when the vehicle he was a passenger in crashed into a tree.
Maryland State Police say an 84-year-old woman was struck and killed when a school bus operated by her son hit her while it was backing into his driveway.
Baltimore's own basketball star Carmelo Anthony is making headlines again after signing a three-year, $65 million contract extension with the New York Knicks. But it's Anthony's contributions to the children of Baltimore City that really make him a superstar.
History could be made in Maryland as early as Thursday. A same-sex marriage bill is one step closer to passage after a close vote in the Senate.
The debate over Facebook privacy takes center stage in Maryland. For the first time anywhere in the country, some government workers claim the state demanded their Facebook passwords and then pried into their personal lives.
A transgender woman was found dead in a vacant Baltimore home. Her family says she was constantly tormented because of the way she looked.
Poachers took tons of striped bass from the bay at the beginning of the month, forcing the closure of the gill net season.
More than four million Americans subscribe to "People" magazine and the latest issue highlights a local actor who's made it big.
In the United States alone, the sales of ornamental fish is a half a billion dollar industry.
You don't have to be a Civil War buff to know that Baltimore played a major role in the conflict. In fact, the war's first casualties occurred on Pratt Street as a milestone anniversary of the war approaches.
It's not a question on whether Cleaven Williams killed his wife outside a busy district courthouse two years ago. But did he set out to do it that day?
Baltimore County Police need help locating the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident that occurred at Rolling Road and Adil Court on Feb. 22.
Federal prosecutors say a Liberian-registered shipping company was ordered by a Baltimore judge to pay $2.4 million for falsifying records about oil waste from a ship.
The White House says President Barack Obama awarded six Purple Hearts to service members on Wednesday.
