Baltimore Man Gets 28 Years For Cocaine Trafficking
A Baltimore man has been sentenced to more than 28 years in prison for shipping cocaine in hollow computer shells from California to Maryland.
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A Baltimore man has been sentenced to more than 28 years in prison for shipping cocaine in hollow computer shells from California to Maryland.
Consumer spending in Maryland rose slowly but steadily in the years after the Great Recession.
A western Maryland school district says it will monitor social media for words such as "kill" and "bomb" in messages sent from middle- and high-school campuses this school year.
UMD legend Gary Williams talk about being inducted into the Hall-of-Fame on Sports Rehab
Parts of Maryland hit hardest by storms may soon be the first to know just how bad the next one will be.
WJZ-TV and The Baltimore Sun will co-host a debate between Maryland's major gubernatorial candidates.
The Maryland body that oversees transit ruled that a popular web-based ride sharing service is subject to state regulation.
Eight of Maryland's 10-member congressional delegation are urging President Barack Obama to reconsider siding with a proposal to allow the use of seismic air guns to explore for oil and gas in the Atlantic Ocean.
The U.S. Small Business Administration will begin making low-interest disaster loans available to flood victims in two western Maryland counties for damage from a June storm.
Public records show the pilot of a US Airways flight was stripped of his flying certificate for a year after he lowered his plane to fly over his Maryland home in 2012.
Police have identified the victim in a fatal shooting outside a Long Island bar.
Out of control. World health experts say the Ebola outbreak in West Africa is moving faster than efforts to control it.
Deadly mass shootings are on the rise. In an effort to cut down on these tragedies, experts are taking an active role to educate Maryland communities.
Maryland announces another tax-free week just in time for back to school shopping.
Global crisis. Several African nations declare public health emergencies as the deadly Ebola outbreak spreads. It's the largest outbreak on record, killing 729 people.
The U.S. Small Business Administration is making low-interest loans available to people whose homes or businesses were damaged by flooding in two western Maryland counties in June.
Scores of Baltimore-area religious leaders held an interfaith prayer vigil for unaccompanied children who arrived in Maryland after fleeing violence in their home countries.
The state of Maryland has announced approval of a $1 million grant for a Hagerstown manufacturer.
The possibility of severe weather is still very real Sunday evening into early Monday morning.
Fighting a deadly problem. Governor Martin O'Malley recently signed an executive order in a push to prevent the growing number of drug overdoses in Maryland. It's a problem getting out of control.
A serious accident causes major traffic delays in Annapolis.
A sea turtle that was rehabilitated in Maryland after being found stunned by the cold in New Jersey has been returned to its natural habitat.
Food fraud. Seafood bought right here in Maryland, turning out to be from 100,000 miles away. It's misleading and it's hurting our bottom dollar.
The invasive snakehead fish from Asia that's been thriving in Maryland waters, has been given a makeover into a state trophy fish.
Revelers heading to the Maryland State Fair this year will have to leave their backpacks home.
