Unrest Won't Stop Md. National Guard Trip To Egypt
The massive protests in Cairo aren't deterring the Maryland Army National Guard from its planned deployment to Egypt this spring.
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The massive protests in Cairo aren't deterring the Maryland Army National Guard from its planned deployment to Egypt this spring.
Authorities say a two-alarm fire at a Gaithersburg condominium building that displaced more than a dozen people was caused by improperly discarded smoking materials.
Montgomery County police say a man has been charged after calling authorities to say he had killed his wife.
A businessman has been accused of trying to cause alarm with a decorated toilet. Now he is speaking up about why he did it.
MARC says all trains on the Brunswick Line out of Frederick have been canceled due to a disabled freight train blocking entry to the main tracks.
Check your bags, go through security, then try your luck at the slots? There are new efforts to put slot machines inside BWI.
Investigators are widening their net, trying to hunt down whoever is illegally pulling tons of striped bass out of the bay.
A Severna Park man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison in the stabbing death of a woman whom he followed home from a bar after an argument.
Fire officials say a Frostburg man and his son were burned when gasoline taken from a fuel tank was accidentally ignited by an acetylene torch.
The Siemens Foundation has announced the names of students in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia who won the 2010 Siemens Awards for Advanced Placement.
Montgomery County police have charged a first-grade teacher with choking, kicking and punching her students.
Pepco President Joseph Rigby says he won't accept about $900,000 in bonus compensation this year after conceding his company's performance hasn't been acceptable.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is circulating a proposal that would require state utilities to enter long-term contracts with offshore wind companies.
U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski is naming a former Frederick County official as her state director.
The feds have taken over the former Supermax prison in Baltimore and Maryland is getting $20 million to build two new state prisons in Jessup.
