'Angel' Meets, Hauls Hikers To And From Appalachian Trail
When Dennis Sewell offered a ride to a hiker 20 years ago, he did not expect to turn into a one-man tourism guide and international ambassador of sorts.
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When Dennis Sewell offered a ride to a hiker 20 years ago, he did not expect to turn into a one-man tourism guide and international ambassador of sorts.
An active military-grade hand grenade was uncovered Saturday afternoon in the parking lot outside a Maryland McDonald's.
A preliminary investigation has revealed that a motorcyclist was entering the highway in the 5800 block of Washington Boulevard when they were struck by a 2014 GMC Acadia.
The Maryland State Police says one of their helicopter crews has airlifted a cruise ship passenger from a ship in the Chesapeake Bay to a Maryland hospital.
The use of a drone purchased by Hood College has been suspended until federal regulators decide whether to grant the school exceptions to the rule on drone usage.
Governor Larry Hogan is set to begin his third round of chemotherapy.
With the summer in full swing, Maryland's casinos learn if they're hitting the jackpot or going for broke.
Drawing new lines. Governor Hogan orders a commission to look at how the state's congressional districts are drawn.
A woman was hospitalized on Wednesday when police say she was shot in Baltimore County.
A man serving a 100-year prison term for drowning a woman in a bathtub has been sentenced to 30 years for killing his cellmate.
Marylanders tuning in to the Republican race for president will see world famous former neurosurgeon Ben Carson make a stand against nine other candidates.
You might want to check your lottery tickets, especially if you played Mega Millions at a Howard County convenience store.
Michael Phelps is still focused on going fast in the pool.
Authorities say a 6-month-old baby left for hours in a truck parked at a Metro station in Maryland was rescued after his father realized his mistake.
A firm that has an option on part of the old Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. plant hopes to establish a medical marijuana indoor growing and processing operation there.
The Maryland Board of Public Works will delay its consideration of whether to abolish 63 positions in the state's Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
Maryland State Police say a 13-year veteran of the agency has been charged with assaulting a woman with whom he had a previous relationship.
National groups are mounting an aggressive ad war in the state for and against the agreement. That's because Senator Ben Cardin will play a pivotal role in whether the deal lives or dies.
The nonstop spike in crime from month to month has one of Maryland's top congressional leaders begging for an end to what he calls "black on black" violence.
Cutting America's carbon footprint to lessen the impact of climate change is going to be a challenge for states.
It may be hard to believe that public schools open in less than a month. If you have back-to-school shopping to do, get your list ready by next week. Sunday starts the state's annual tax-free week.
Leaders of a small, predominantly black town on Maryland's Eastern Shore are defending their decision to fire the town's first black police chief and call for healing racial tensions that have divided the community.
Police say a group of young men killed and cooked a timber rattlesnake in the Green Ridge State Forest near Little Orleans in western Maryland.
Former Gov. Robert Ehrlich says he isn't running for president, and he has no plans to run for U.S. Senate, either.
The first specialty clinic for medical marijuana opened in Annapolis in June and has seen more than 100 prospective patients -- even though the Maryland Medical Cannabis Program isn't expected to be operational for another year.
