Police Say Woman Struck 18 Cars In Frederick
Police are charging a 34-year-old woman with hit-and-run and driving under the influence after she apparently struck 18 cars overnight in Frederick.
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Police are charging a 34-year-old woman with hit-and-run and driving under the influence after she apparently struck 18 cars overnight in Frederick.
Retirement has found Chad Baker anything but retired. Officially, he ended his career as deputy superintendent of the Maryland School for the Deaf in October, after 36 years. But the long pull of history won't let go: He continues to volunteer on the Friends of the Hessian Barracks committee, which is devoted to preserving the school's first home.
Baltimore police are investigating three shooting deaths.
Three people are charged with running a dog-fighting ring in Baltimore.
As millions prepare to visit loved ones this holiday, one group of soldiers from Harford County is saying goodbye to their families.
There's a murder mystery in Anne Arundel County, where police are trying to find out who robbed and killed a pizza delivery man. It happened Saturday night in Severn's Meade Village neighborhood.
"Hey Hon" is a Baltimore term of endearment, and now the subject of a protest.
It's been a successful season for Baltimore's historic farmers' market.
Ray Rice ran for 153 yards and scored two touchdowns, and the Baltimore Ravens beat New Orleans 30-24 Sunday to end the Saints' six-game winning streak.
Natural Resources Police fined two men who helped rescue a deer trapped in a frozen river because they didn't have life jackets or any floatation devices aboard their inflatable boat.
Baltimore City police are investigating a suspicious death on the 1800-block of 29th Street.
Anne Arundel County police say two men were fatally stabbed in separate incidents.
One man is dead and two emergency workers were taken to hospitals after a house fire in Brunswick.
This holiday season, we have enjoyed sharing with you one of the great traditions of Baltimore: the holiday train garden.
Avoiding foreclosure and the scams that prey on those in jeopardy of losing their home was the goal of a seminar Saturday for hundreds of Marylanders.
