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From space to right now on the ground, NASA researchers are racing to keep up with the world's melting ice.
A Maryland man has been accused of stealing fishing equipment from a fishing tournament in Ocean City.
The University of Maryland University College plans to eliminate textbooks this fall to save students money by using resources online.
A Maryland man has been charged in the death of a Texas man who fell and hit his head after being assaulted in Washington.
More than 253 employees at Maryland's corrections department have been arrested since January 2013, and more than 200 of them are still employed, the department head told state officials Wednesday.
The state's heroin problem is likely a lot worse than most Marylanders think. That's one of the conclusions from the state's emergency task force on heroin and opioids.
Authorities say a firefighter was hit by a police car that was pursuing a man wanted for harvesting oysters out of season on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
A proposed nuclear deal with Iran is still causing major controversy in Maryland. Hundreds rally against the agreement with Senator Ben Cardin under intense pressure to choose a position.
For the first time this year, a person in the Baltimore area has West Nile virus. Now health officials have issued a warning about mosquito-borne illnesses.
A study has found a large proportion of former prisoners on supervised probation in Maryland are at a moderate to low risk of going back to prison.
A Maryland panel studying the state's corrections system is scheduled to meet.
The countdown is on for the pope's visit to the nation's capital. People are hard at work getting things ready. A lot of construction is being done in Maryland.
Maryland National Capital Park Police have identified the youth who was killed while riding an off-road vehicle behind a school in Clinton.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reached a settlement with 16 companies for cleaning up the Central Chemical Superfund site in Hagerstown.
A Maryland judge has ruled records describing large oil shipments by rail subject to disclosure under the Maryland Public Information Act.
Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson has been holding court with hundreds of Iowans, declaring that he can be president of the United States.
Four firefighters suffered minor injuries after a 4-alarm blaze tore through an IT building at Washington College on Saturday night.
The family of a mother struck and killed by a dirt bike speaks out.
Police have identified three teens shot and killed on Thursday night in Baltimore.
Gov. Larry Hogan's top housing official was "off the reservation" when he spoke of trying to limit liability of landlords in lead paint cases, Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford said Saturday.
Fatalities on our state's waterways are rising. So far this summer, we have already surpassed last year's deaths by five.
Maryland's housing chief has suggested that parents might deliberately poison their children with lead in order to secure housing benefits.
Maryland revenues ended up being about $200 million above projections for the last fiscal year, a top state budget analyst said Friday.
The Naval Academy tells WJZ it's increasing security on campus in light of recent attacks targeting service members.
The battle over a nuclear deal with Iran is turning into one of the most expensive Congress has ever seen.
