Record 41 Bears Killed On First Day Of Md. Hunt
Hunters in far Western Maryland killed 41 black bears Monday, topping the previous record of 38 in a single day.
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Hunters in far Western Maryland killed 41 black bears Monday, topping the previous record of 38 in a single day.
Maryland's black bear season is opening with rule changes that could push the tally over 100 for the first time since a 51-year ban on bear hunting was lifted in 2004.
Five people were killed when two motorcycles collided with an SUV in south-central Pennsylvania near the Maryland line.
The Fall Maryland Home and Garden Show is underway this weekend at the Timonium Fairgrounds. Also, how to make the best jack-o-lantern!
State police say someone entered a Grantsville home and stole four rifles and two shotguns.
Tanner Price has thrown plenty of touchdown passes to Michael Campanaro over the years.
It's the sixth annual Harbor Harvest Festival, and you're invited! Also, an all-natural treat for your pets this Halloween!
How do Maryland drivers feel about the state's new gas tax? A new Gonzales Poll asked a sampling of registered voters likely to vote in next year's election.
Wake Forest receiver Michael Campanaro wants to make the most of his last game against his home-state school.
A Maryland State Education Association panel decided Friday to recommend that the union endorse Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown for governor.
A federal air marshal based in Maryland has been arrested and accused of taking cell phone photographs underneath women's skirts as they boarded a plane at Nashville International Airport.
Thousands of federal employees return to work, and national parks are reopening across the country. Late Wednesday night, lawmakers ended the shutdown after 16 days with a last minute compromise.
Congress reaches a deal to end the government shutdown. And that will bring thousands of Marylanders back to work.
Rep. C.A. "Dutch" Ruppersberger says he is still looking at running for governor of Maryland.
The Maryland State Police Licensing Division has mailed out more than half of the almost 1,000 handgun qualification licenses that have been applied for under the state's new firearms law.
A coalition of rural counties is planning an economic summit next month in Annapolis to get the word out about the importance of rural communities to Maryland's economy.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed David V. Fraser-Hidalgo to fill a vacant seat in the Maryland House of Delegates.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has announced that unemployment insurance tax rates will be going down for Maryland employers.
If Maryland defeats Wake Forest on Saturday, the Terrapins will have enough wins to qualify for a bowl bid -- no small accomplishment for a team that totaled six victories over the past two seasons.
Maryland officials are announcing the completion of the One Maryland Broadband Network.
The Supreme Court won't review a decision upholding Maryland's law requiring handgun permit applicants to demonstrate a "good and substantial reason" for carrying a weapon outside their own home or business.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler is responding to accounts from Maryland State Police that he regularly ordered state troopers to drive him with lights and sirens to routine appointments.
Maryland has more than 30,000 nonprofit organizations. That's approximately one for every 180 Maryland citizens. That's about 10,000 more than the number of retail businesses in the state. And it's about 20 times the number of public schools.
It was a cash-only day for Marylanders who typically buy groceries with food stamps. A computer glitch caused chaos in the aisles of supermarkets here and around the country, temporarily shutting down access.
Maryland and Virginia closed the door on their border rivalry with a wild, seesaw duel that went down to the final minute.
