Funeral Arrangements Announced For Family Killed In Fire
Funeral arrangements have been announced for the six family members killed in an early morning fire this week in East Baltimore.
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Funeral arrangements have been announced for the six family members killed in an early morning fire this week in East Baltimore.
A Maryland health care reform panel is scheduled to weigh suggestions from the public and staffers about how to implement the new federal health care reform law in the state.
Maryland officials say a Baltimore landlord has been ordered to report to jail for failing to fix lead-paint poisoning hazards in his rental units.
Delaware transportation officials are warning motorists to expect major traffic delays during Christmas week at the Newark toll plaza on Interstate 95.
The Prince George's County schools superintendent has proposed a budget that would freeze employees' pay and eliminate middle school sports programs.
Commercial property owners in downtown Baltimore are suing over the $1.6 billion State Center project planned in Baltimore.
An Army doctor who disobeyed orders to deploy to Afghanistan because he questioned President Barack Obama's eligibility to be commander in chief was sentenced by a jury Thursday to six months in a military prison and dismissal from the Army.
Washington's Metro police will start random inspections of passengers' bags at entrances to rail stations and bus bays, transit agency officials announced Thursday.
Signal problems are hampering Amtrak trains traveling between Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Some drivers started their commute early Friday as many streets around the area remained slick with snow and ice.
In a frightening moment at a Dundalk middle school, a boy encounters a stranger in the bathroom who tries to sexually assault him.
Less than a year after digging out from back-to-back blizzards, the snow is back. The first flakes started falling in our region just before noon Thursday. But with the ground so cold, it took no time before it started sticking to the roads and making it slick out there.
An inmate who mailed a letter filled with powder to a former judge has been sentenced to five more years in prison.
Baltimore is off to the races! Tickets are on sale now for the Labor Day weekend Baltimore Grand Prix.
Joe Roberts has been delivering mail for 50 years.
