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According to the National Weather Service, temperatures should be in the mid 20s before warming up to the low 50s Sunday afternoon. The skies will be clear and there  is little chance the dusting of snow some areas in North...

Gunfire broke out early Sunday morning during a birthday party at a downtown Baltimore hotel and three people were critically injured, police said. The shooter was still at large hours later, said Baltimore police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi. Officers were called...

Police force warns parents not to buy children toy guns for Christmas Officers in Essex say replica weapons 'terrorise communities' and lead to risk of children being confronted by armed marksmen Press Association Children playing with toy guns run the...

A man and a woman were arrested Friday afternoon in the stabbing of a man at Mondawmin Mall in Northwest Baltimore. Baltimore police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said the incident took place on the mall's second floor. The stabbing victim required...

A Maryland county is suing the couple who got into last week's state dinner at the White House without an invitation after it says they bounced a nearly $24,000 check for a liquor purchase. The Montgomery County government, which conducts...

But he never used to think about what happened to these items after their useful life is over. He became more interested when his Boy Scout troop leader suggested he consider electronics recycling for his Eagle Scout project...Simons decided to...

Md. — A judge convicted an Annapolis alderman on Thursday of groping a U.S...Anne Arundel County Circuit Judge Paul Harris Jr. convicted Alderman Samuel Shropshire of second-degree assault and a fourth-degree sex offense, which are misdemeanors...Shropshire, a 61-year-old Democrat who...

Maryland plans to dramatically increase the area of the Chesapeake Bay that is closed to oyster harvests, Gov. Martin O'Malley said Thursday, offering an expanded foothold to an iconic species that has dropped to 1 percent of its peak population....

Several large billboards around Baltimore welcome atheists and agnostics, directing them to the Web site of the Baltimore Coalition of Reason. The signs are part of a national campaign funded by an anonymous Philadelphia businessman, The Baltimore Sun reports.