No Serious Injuries In Crash Involving 6 Cars
A Montgomery County police spokesman says six cars and three pedestrians were involved in a car crash in Maryland, but no one was seriously injured.
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A Montgomery County police spokesman says six cars and three pedestrians were involved in a car crash in Maryland, but no one was seriously injured.
Police are searching for the suspects who robbed an assisted living center's caretakers.
A volunteer firefighter who died in an apartment blaze in Parkville has been awarded the Baltimore County Fire Department's medal of honor.
Two sisters are coordinating a pageant in Maryland to raise money for a teen injured in a car crash.
Metal left over from making signs for Maryland roadways will be used to make compost bins at a Carroll County school.
R. Sargent Shriver was honored Saturday as much for his passion for helping others as his loving hugs and enjoyment of baseball.
Five senior centers in Carroll County are now offering a weight loss challenge program based on the television show "The Biggest Loser."
The brother of a man accused of attacking a teenager while on patrol with an Orthodox Jewish neighborhood watch group is now facing identical charges.
It has to be done. That's the theme of Governor Martin O'Malley's unpopular budget cuts for 2011.
A Severna Park man has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a woman whom he followed home from a bar after an argument.
A Hurlock woman has been charged with stabbing her boyfriend in the head with a piece of glass.
A New Windsor man has been charged with assaulting a police officer.
Residents of Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties would cast nonbinding votes on whether to secede from West Virginia under legislation proposed Friday by an Eastern Panhandle lawmaker.
Maryland Senate Republicans have elected Sen. Nancy Jacobs as minority leader.
A former government subcontractor is being sent to prison for stealing $1.8 million to fund her extravagant lifestyle from the agency that seeks cures to life-threatening illnesses.