Animal Rescue Tries To Help Parkton Cats
There are dozens and dozens of cats, and a woman who can no longer care for them. Now there are efforts to save their lives.
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There are dozens and dozens of cats, and a woman who can no longer care for them. Now there are efforts to save their lives.
The mysterious visitor to Edgar Allan Poe's grave has failed to show up for the second year in a row.
Chinese officials say they've reached an agreement with the National Zoo to keep a pair of giant pandas in Washington for five more years.
The Maryland Public Service Commission is approving the proposed merger of Allegheny Energy Inc. and FirstEnergy Corp.
A Baltimore man has been sentenced to five years probation for threatening the wife of a jailed neo-Nazi leader in Roanoke.
Prince George's County firefighters are at the scene of a house fire that has injured four children.
For all his accomplishments -- Peace Corps director, ambassador, leader of the war on poverty -- R. Sargent Shriver ultimately became known first as an in-law.
Educating students with disabilities -- a federally mandated responsibility -- is seen as one of the costliest services school districts must provide, and one of the last that can be cut.
Maryland Natural Resources Police say a 23-year-old Tilghman man has been charged with poaching oysters.
The Army says the National Academy of Sciences will review several studies of possible public health effects from toxins used at Fort Detrick in Frederick.
A Frederick man faces extortion, theft and burglary charges for allegedly stealing $2,200 from his former employer and then demanding $5,000 more.
A geologist is acknowledging he received more than $100,000 in kickbacks from a contractor for work at Lehigh Cement Co. quarries in Union Bridge, Md., and Mitchell, Ind.
Adm. Mike Mullen's wife, Deborah, fainted during the White House arrival ceremony for Chinese President Hu Jintao, but officials say she quickly recovered.
Prince George's County police say they are investigating their 14th homicide of the year.
A battle is brewing at the Inner Harbor waterfront over the Maryland Science Center's plan to put solar panels over its parking lot. Federal Hill residents say it will threaten their view.
