Local Dogs Come Home From Exciting Westminster Dog Show
They didn't take home "Best in Show," but two local dogs did make a big impression at the Westminster Dog Show. That's because it's rare to have a father-daughter duo compete together.
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They didn't take home "Best in Show," but two local dogs did make a big impression at the Westminster Dog Show. That's because it's rare to have a father-daughter duo compete together.
They've been bugging people all winter long. But the Maryland homes Asian stink bugs have been sheltering in are poised to become the launching pads for a full-scale invasion.
Baltimore County Police say they are the first police department in Maryland to use wireless devices to communicate with the public directly.
Silent danger. Several carbon monoxide scares have prompted schools statewide to consider installing detectors even though they're not required by law. Who's taking action to protect your children?
Baltimore police say a 45-year-old man died after he was stabbed in the neck during an argument at a bus stop.
The Frederick County Commissioners are creating a committee to consider privatizing government services to cut costs.
A new report says fewer Marylanders are facing foreclosure or are behind on mortgage payments.
Music and choreography are all part of the excitement of "DRUMLine." Some of the best marching bands from historically black colleges in the U.S. will be performing at the Meyerhoff on Saturday night.
A broad aviation bill that would advance modernization of the nation's air traffic control system moved a step closer to passage Thursday when the Senate approved a compromise to increase flights between the West Coast and Reagan National Airport in northern Virginia.
Maryland's Legislative Black Caucus has voted to endorse legislation that would decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana.
A federal appeals court has ruled that a Maryland law restricting the attire and conduct of performers in strip clubs is unconstitutional.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has sold a movie theater at a south Oklahoma City mall it gained possession of as a result of the 2008 Wall Street financial collapse.
Maryland Republicans say Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration is moving too quickly to implement federal health care reform being reviewed by the courts.
Maryland Natural Resources police say they've found more illegal rockfish nets in the Chesapeake Bay.
Gov. Martin O'Malley says he will nominate former Maryland Rep. Michael Barnes to Metro's board of directors.
