Police Urge Caution On New Year's Eve
New Year's Day falls on a Saturday this year, which means more people will likely be out partying New Year's Eve than in recent years.
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New Year's Day falls on a Saturday this year, which means more people will likely be out partying New Year's Eve than in recent years.
In Anne Arundel County, an attempted robbery at a Dunkin Donuts ends with the suspect getting shot.
A 5-year-old is one of three people fighting to survive exposure to carbon monoxide.
The snow has stopped falling, but the cleanup from a massive storm is far from over.
A Maryland man who shared in a newspaper's Pulitzer Prize for covering a race-related riot in Detroit in the 1960s has died.
As health care reform fast approaches, a new business hopes to guide people to the insurance plan that is best for them.
The Ravens are already in the playoffs. That means fans in Maryland are craving the latest Ravens merchandise.
The Baltimore Ravens' players have just picked the teammate they think has the most dedication, sportsmanship and courage.
Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold says the county is taking part in a federal program that uses fingerprints and databases to identify illegal immigrants who are arrested on local charges.
The tide is turning in a positive direction when it comes to pollution in the Chesapeake Bay.
Maryland State Sen.-Elect Victor Ramirez says he plans to sponsor legislation to allow illegal immigrants to receive in-state tuition at public colleges and universities in the state.
Montgomery County police are asking for the public's help tracking down the man who stole a suitcase carrying jewelry from a salesman's car while he sat in the driver's seat.
Charles County officials say thieves climbed an electrical pole to steal some 4,000 feet of copper wire from a utility company.
Regular customers at the City Farmers Market know Margaret Pheil for her homemade ornaments and crafts. This time of year, she works hard to keep up with the demand for her beaded satin ball and shaped ornaments.
The Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation says real estate values on residential properties have dropped by 22 percent in the past three years, the largest decline in the history of the department.
