House Fire Kills Man, Leaves Woman, 5-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured
Just before midnight, 911 calls started coming in, reporting a fire at 415 Wellham Ave.
Watch CBS News
Just before midnight, 911 calls started coming in, reporting a fire at 415 Wellham Ave.
Midshipmen in the Class of 2019 who will serve as surface warfare officers after graduating will choose their first ship and homeport.
Advocates want to ban "ghost guns" (guns that can be built at home) and close a background-check loophole for rifles and shotguns.
Anne Arundel County parents, students and teachers gathered at Chesapeake Middle to discuss recent racially charged incidents across their schools.
Miller is currently getting treatments every three weeks at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Anne Arundel County realtors gathered with retired law enforcement officers for a safety seminar.
Maryland will sample air on the lower Eastern Shore to examine the potential effects of large poultry houses on air quality.
A private school in Maryland has confirmed that several teachers sexually abused students from the 1970s through the early 1990s, and that the school failed to protect students from them.
Cutting prescription drug costs and ensuring health insurance coverage for people with pre-existing medical problems are some of the top priorities for Maryland Democrats this legislative session.
Maryland lawmakers plan to submit legislation to allow federal employees who must work during a government shutdown without pay to collect unemployment insurance.
A teen was charged with drug possession after police stopped him along Church Street in Brooklyn.
The government shutdown may be officially over, but the more than 170,000 Marylanders estimated to be affected by the shut down are still waiting to be paid.
Hurwitz is charged with two counts of distributing child pornography and two counts of possessing child pornography.
Crews said they were able to extinguish the fire rather quickly.
Southwest wants to expand terminal A, but after a new flight pattern is disturbing area residents, Howard County is suing.
A flood watch is in effect for most of Maryland overnight into Thursday.
A string of armed robberies is targeting Baltimore area businesses.
On Day 33, the trickle-down effect of the federal shutdown, county leaders say, has become more of a flood of problems for Maryland's federal workers.
State officials report 12 cold-related deaths across Maryland this season.
The defense in The Capital Gazette shooting case is given more time to explore an insanity plea.
A Maryland board has approved a contract to put bronze statues of Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass in the historic Maryland State House.
People can now listen to live floor sessions in the House and Senate on the General Assembly's website, but there isn't video.
A Maryland-based health system has announced that it'll raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour for its employees.
Former New York Mayor, and current potential presidential candidate, Michael Bloomberg is scheduled to visit Maryland lawmakers and the U.S. Naval Academy Tuesday.
State prosecutor Emmet C. Davitt will retire on Aug. 1.
