Chronic Wasting Disease Found In Md. Deer
Natural resources officials say the first case of chronic wasting disease has been confirmed in a Maryland white-tailed deer.
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Natural resources officials say the first case of chronic wasting disease has been confirmed in a Maryland white-tailed deer.
The 32-year-old ex-boyfriend of a Las Vegas Strip dancer found dismembered and encased in concrete has been indicted on a murder charge.
There's less than three weeks left to apply for federal student aid for college. Every year thousands of Maryland seniors don't apply for the free help they're eligible for.
The head of the Transportation Security Administration said Thursday he would be willing to fire any federal airport screeners who strike or otherwise violate the agency's new collective bargaining rules.
Police are investigating the apparent murder-suicide of a married couple in their rural home near Cumberland.
Maryland Senate Democrats are looking at combining tax hike proposals to leverage the political support needed to stave off major budget cuts.
This week, as part of the Civil War Sesquicentennial, historians are gathering at the Willard InterContinental hotel to remember a failed, and largely forgotten, peace conference of 1861.
Students and faculty have returned to class after an engineering labs building was evacuated at the University of Maryland for haze of smoke.
A Hagerstown man faces charges of drunken driving and leaving the scene of a three-car crash that killed a Delaware woman.
The Maryland Transit Administration says the MARC Penn Line has reopened between Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and Baltimore following an accident that temporarily halted traffic.
A former home health care worker is going to prison for stealing from a Hagerstown businessman and philanthropist.
The U.S. Postal Service is considering moving some of its Frederick mail-processing and distribution operations to Baltimore.
Democratic Sen. Jim Brochin says he will vote in support of gay marriage following an "appalling" display by opponents of the issue.
Legislation in Maryland is seeking to ban arsenic compounds from poultry feed.
Rep. Christopher Lee of western New York abruptly resigned with only a vague explanation of regret after a gossip website reported that the married congressman had sent a shirtless photo of himself flexing his muscles to a woman whose Craigslist ad he answered.
