Woman Pleads Guilty In Attack On Pregnant Woman
Prosecutors say a woman who shocked a pregnant woman several times with a stun gun has pleaded guilty in the assault.
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Prosecutors say a woman who shocked a pregnant woman several times with a stun gun has pleaded guilty in the assault.
Charging documents show that a Cambridge man has been arrested for allegedly threatening to burn down the Dorchester County State's Attorney's Office.
The Maryland Board of Physicians has permanently revoked the license of an obstetrician who worked for an abortion clinic where patients were ferried from New Jersey.
The former treasurer of a Republican Party committee was sentenced Thursday to three years in prison for stealing political funds, including money from annual fundraising dinners headlined by President George W. Bush.
It was a long and harrowing ride for passengers on a ferry that carries cars across the Potomac River upstream from Washington.
Left at the starting gate, people who depend on Maryland horse racing want to know when the crisis will end at the state's tracks.
Two cents may not sound like much, but some Baltimore retailers say it's adding up to job cuts. Two cents is the city's new tax on bottled beverages.
Three people have pleaded guilty to plotting to smuggle counterfeit Coach handbags made in Malaysia and China into the Port of Baltimore.
Prospective students visiting Hood College already receive a look into life at the college. Soon, they'll get a taste of it, too.
Regional transmission authority PJM Interconnection says it's approved rebuilding a transmission line from West Virginia to Maryland.
It was a day of disappointment for Baltimore soccer fans. It was announced that the USA will not host the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
A former "Top Chef" contender plans to open a second restaurant in downtown Frederick where his family has roots.
Negotiators worked on a deal Thursday that would extend expiring tax cuts for everyone even as House Democrats moved toward a vote to show their commitment to letting taxes on the wealthy go up.
First Lady Michelle Obama cut a bright red ribbon Thursday to open the first of three new, privately financed residences for families of ailing U.S. soldiers and veterans at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda.
It happened more than 100 times in the last year and a half. A person called Baltimore City police to report a rape, but the case was never investigated.
