Woman Sentenced To 70 Years In Slaying
An Earleville woman has been sentenced to 70 years in prison for the stabbing death of a man during a robbery in his home.
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An Earleville woman has been sentenced to 70 years in prison for the stabbing death of a man during a robbery in his home.
Berger Cookies are now reaching 98 percent of the stores that sell them. The remaining two percent won't have long to wait.
Drivers now taxed 23.5 cents a gallon could see that raised between five and 10 cents a gallon. Tacking the 6 percent state sales tax to the wholesale price is another option.
Maryland's two U.S. senators say the state will receive $22 million in federal stimulus funding to begin work on replacing a rail bridge over the Susquehanna River.
The school announced that senior WR's Ronnie Tyler and Quintin McCree have been suspended from the team indefinitely for a violation of team rules.
Ocean City is still in shock after a fast-moving funnel cloud tore through the area Thursday.
A student is stabbed to death in her dorm room at Bowie State University.
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski says a bill passed by a Senate committee includes funding for the James Webb Telescope.
The state has its hand in your pocket again, but doesn't plan to dig as deeply. The Maryland Transportation Authority is revising the size of its toll increases.
When 911 is dialed, these men and women are on the other end. And every year, each county in Maryland recognizes one 911 operator for their oustanding service.
A 23-year-old man has been arrested in Georgia in the slaying of his twin brother in Maryland four years ago.
The Aruban prosecutor's office says it will re-enact the alleged drowning of a Maryland woman to test her companion's account of the incident.
Two members of Maryland's congressional delegation are questioning the impact of visa changes that will increase wages for migrant workers at seafood processing plants.
State and military officials are marking the end of a military base realignment process that is bringing thousands of jobs to Maryland.
Nonprofit groups in the mid-Atlantic region are challenging at least 35,000 donors to support their favorite regional charities in early November.
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources is cautioning visitors to be careful in state parks affected by flooding from Tropical Storm Lee.
A judge has sentenced a former District of Columbia resident to seven years in prison for obtaining and using the identity of a Maryland woman.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown will talk about health care reform implementation at a fall seminar series at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
There's a new threat from Maryland's widespread flooding. Standing water brings a mosquito invasion, and with them, the risk of a deadly virus.
House Republicans have introduced legislation to immediately infuse $1 billion into federal disaster aid accounts as part of a stopgap funding bill that's required to keep the government running past the end of the budget year on Sept. 30.
Carroll County emergency management officials say federal officials have visited the country to assess damage done by Hurricane Irene.
Federal prosecutors say a Maryland man charged with extorting an Indiana teen into sexual favors victimized other teens after he was released on bond.
School officials in the capital region are learning how well their students did on the SAT.
The Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative will be taking part in a national coalition of health groups to help enroll the uninsured who are set to become eligible for health coverage in 2014 under the national health care overhaul.
Senator Ben Cardin is making another push to create national parks in Maryland and New York dedicated to Harriet Tubman.
