Metro Pulls 94 Buses From Service
Metro has removed a total of 94 buses from service after one caught fire in Maryland, the second such fire in less than a week.
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Metro has removed a total of 94 buses from service after one caught fire in Maryland, the second such fire in less than a week.
Evan Smotrycz has decided where he's going to play basketball next season.
A former deacon from Maryland has been sentenced to eight years in prison for attempting to sexually assault a prostitute at gunpoint.
Here are some ideas around town for the week of April 15.
When he was 9 years old, Charles Ota Heller found a loaded gun in a roadside ditch and shot a Nazi in the chest. He hoped the man died, though he didn't stick around long enough to find out. All he heard was a woman's screams as his victim lay on the ground in the waning days of World War II.
The state of Maryland is holding hundreds of thousands of dollars and some of it could be yours.
A state senator said he has filed an ethics complaint against a delegate who asked him to support a provision in a bill that would have made it easier for that delegate to repay about $75,000 in penalties he owes to a state real estate fund.
Putting an end to bullying. That's the goal of a documentary that's now playing in Maryland.
The town of Mounty Airy is preparing to switch from paper ballots to electronic voting machines for the first time.
Maryland congressional candidate Wendy Rosen is focusing on the general election after her opponent conceded the race for the Democratic nomination in the 1st District.
Lost and found. A Maryland cat is coming home after a long road trip.
Maryland's highest court will decide whether a referendum on a measure allowing in-state tuition for illegal immigrants will appear on the general election ballot this fall.
Maryland State Police say a North East man was stabbed several times by two masked men who broke into his home.
Budget mess in Maryland. Millions of dollars for education and public safety on the chopping block. WJZ catches up with Gov. Martin O'Malley who says he's not ready to call a special session just yet.
As more and more children are having their credit ratings damaged by identity theft before they think of borrowing a dime, Maryland lawmakers have approved a first-of-its-kind measure to enable parents to take steps to protect their kids.
After a wildly surprising budget meltdown this week in Maryland's Legislature, Gov. Martin O'Malley said Thursday he accepts some responsibility for the failure to replace $512 million in spending cuts with a package including tax hikes and alternate savings, and he expressed uncertainty about when -- or even if -- he would call a special session to try again.
Maryland lawmakers become the first in the nation to take a stand against companies accessing the social media accounts of current or future employees.
Millions of dollars are on the chopping block. Critical funding for Maryland's public schools and police departments is at risk if the state can't work through its budget mess.
Long after the guns fell silent at Antietam, the earth yielded up gruesome reminders of the bloodiest day of the American Civil War: bodies, bones, buttons and entire severed limbs -- one of which is now the focus of intense study at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine.
The meltdown of a Maryland budget compromise that would have raised income taxes to avert about $512 million in cuts overshadowed an uneasy bill signing ceremony with the Legislature's presiding officers and Gov. Martin O'Malley, who now must decide whether and when to call a special session to try again.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says officers have arrested a Honduran national wanted for a slaying in his home country.
Even though she guided a controversial plan to regulate septic systems and helped hike a tax to support Chesapeake Bay cleanup, Delegate Maggie McIntosh could not work miracles for all the bills that came through her committee before the Maryland General Assembly adjourned Monday night.
Three Maryland educators held the winning Mega Millions ticket and will split about $105 million after taxes.
Maryland's transportation department is throwing cold water on the prospect of a new Potomac River Bridge between Montgomery County and northern Virginia.
The Maryland Attorney General's Office is asking a Baltimore judge to cancel or reduce an $18.5 million award stemming from the murder of an inmate aboard a state prison bus.
