Md. African American History Museum Celebrates 10 Years
The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
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The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Looking for an fireworks show on the Fourth? Here is a list of where you can see explosive festivities for the Independence Day weekend.
The former chief operating officer of a Maryland-based federal contractor faces up to 23 years in prison for tax fraud and conspiring to steal from workers' health and welfare plans.
Final exams could become a thing of the past in one of the largest school systems in the nation.
A number of bear sightings in just the last few days around Maryland. The large animals--seen in several residential neighborhoods--and that's putting some people on edge.
Large hail and strong winds. Tuesday's powerful storms are causing major headaches for some car owners.
A government watchdog group filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday challenging the constitutionality of Maryland's congressional district map.
Governor Larry Hogan announces he has an aggressive form of cancer. Now he is preparing for an intense first round of chemotherapy.
Twenty-five people have been sentenced for their involvement in a heroin distribution ring in Caroline County, including the kingpin.
Howard County Police are seeking information from the public about a man suspected of robbing a store in Clarksville on June 16.
Delaware and Maryland transit officials are discussing the possibility of extending MARC, Maryland's commuter rail line, as far north as Wilmington.
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office continues to search for a man suspected of stealing merchandise from Lowe's.
Officials arrested a Washington County man for distribution and possession of child pornography.
The Montgomery County Council is set to debate and vote on whether to require paid sick leave in the county.
A shocking announcement from Maryland Governor Larry Hogan--he has stage III lymphoma, a rapidly spreading cancer.
A short walk to the park became the talk of the nation when two Silver Spring parents were investigated for child neglect.
Small business owners are still having trouble bouncing back from damage and looting from April's unrest. Now some are starting to get the financial boost that could make all the difference.
The Maryland Department of Agriculture says a beetle that attacks ash trees has spread to four more counties.
Eighty six people were arrested after a Maryland State Police task force targets child sex offenders.
Mount St. Mary's University in Emmitsburg has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Los Angeles-based Mount Saint Mary's University.
Major roadwork and major headaches for drivers on I-95. The next phase of a $64 million project gets underway.
The ride-hailing company "Uber" reworks its policy to ban guns.
Dozens gathered for more food and live entertainment for the final day of the African American Festival in Baltimore.
Power companies in the Metro area worked to restore power to thousands of residents Sunday after a storm caused flooding, downed trees and outages.
Thousands of Maryland students have been affected by a printing error on this month's SAT tests.
