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Officials in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia say they will withhold Metro infrastructure funding if the transit agency doesn't resolve concerns raised by the group that oversees safety in the system.
Three adults and three children are dead after fast-moving flames ravaged their rowhouse.
WJZ is staying on top of the growing investigation into how a 6-year-old special needs student fell off a school bus and what could have been done to prevent it.
The Ravens' Dawan Landry was back in action the second week in a row after suffering a concussion a few weeks ago.
Prosecutors say Antonio Martinez was grinning from ear to ear as a plan to bomb a local military recruitment center was set into motion. But now his attorneys say it wasn't even his plan.
State fire officials have charged a Hagerstown man with arson after they say he set a fire in his girlfriend's home after an argument.
Adrianna Birk has her hands full. She's mom to five. The youngest is Cole— just 10 months. He looks so much like his dad Matt Birk, the Raven's center who came to Baltimore almost two years ago after 11 seasons with the Vikings.
Anne Arundel County police say three people were stabbed outside a house party in Edgewater.
The Wicomico County Sheriff's Office says several children were hurt when their school bus was struck from behind.
Federal prosecutors say a Fort Washington man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for distributing crack and cocaine.
Baltimore police say a pharmaceutical delivery driver was abducted and narcotics were stolen from his truck in a well-planned and unusual robbery.
A developer says a temporary casino with 2,000 slot machines and a limited-menu bar would be built on the ground floor of a parking garage next to a shopping mall.
An audit of programs that provide health care benefits to low-income Maryland residents shows that not enough has been done to control costs and prevent fraud.
BWI Airport officials say nearly 2 million passengers used the airport in October, a record for the month.
Members of a state employees benefits commission will begin voting on how to resolve large unfunded liabilities in Maryland's pension and health benefit system for state workers.
