Cybersecurity Month Being Highlighted In Maryland
Maryland officials and business leaders will be highlighting the importance of cybersecurity.
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Maryland officials and business leaders will be highlighting the importance of cybersecurity.
A Maryland community is outraged after a 16-year-old boy dies in a hit-and-run crash. His family wants answers after police questioned the driver, but let him go.
The trial for a man accused of killing a fellow patient at a state mental hospital has been postponed until February after the defendant became ill.
This is Baltimore Beer Week, a celebration of all things beer and part of the land of pleasant living.
A rural county in western Maryland is asking the administration of Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley to exempt extremely slow-growing counties from proposed regulations for curbing urban sprawl.
Maryland's prison agency says two correctional officers face possible termination after they were charged with assaulting an inmate.
An Ocean City hotel is voluntarily closing a week earlier than planned for the season after three people who were guests developed legionellosis about a week after staying there.
Snowshoe Mountain Resort is being added to a program that allows season pass holders to ski at three resorts in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Maryland State Police say a West Virginia woman has been injured after her vehicle struck a tire that came loose from a van on Interstate 70.
"The Trumpet," a newsletter that has heralded Smithsburg's news for 25 years, is publishing its last print issue and moving online.
As planetarium teacher, Chris Kopco will teach thousands of schoolchildren and host public programs on many Tuesday evenings during the school year.
Authorities say a Hagerstown woman charged with purse snatching was caught by another woman who locked the suspect in her car.
A Frederick man has pleaded guilty to extortion of his former employer at the landmark Cozy Inn in Thurmont.
Nothing that Maryland has done thus far under first-year coach Randy Edsall compares to the challenge the Terrapins face this Saturday against No. 13 Georgia Tech.
The very slow-moving upper-level low pressure system that has been spinning its wheels over the mid-Atlantic states for the past three days is finally beginning to show us signs that it is about to "move on" early this morning.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's advisory committee on legislative redistricting has issued its recommended map for Maryland's eight congressional districts.
State police in Maryland and Delaware have teamed up with hopes of sharing data on scrap metal sales and cracking down on the trade in stolen metal on the peninsula.
Gas prices fall under $3.50 a gallon-- the lowest since last winter. That's because refineries are switching to cheaper winter blends, and the economy continues recovering at a slow pace.
Frank M. Kratovil Jr. is accustomed to being the man in charge.
Eleven states have laws allowing the children of illegal immigrants to receive in-state rates if they meet certain requirements.
For Sun Young Park, owner of Hinode restaurant, the quality of the food and service isn't the only consideration when it comes to her customers' dining experience.
Starting Saturday morning, Maryland drivers could get pulled over just for sending or reading a text message.
The family of Clarence Wells is now part of a civil suit against the farm where the listeria outbreak originated.
The listeria outbreak has now made at least 72 people sick and caused 16 deaths in 18 states, including in Central Maryland where a man died after eating a tainted cantaloupe.
A disturbing discovery at an Anne Arundel County community leaves neighbors outraged.
