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Police say two men in a sport utility vehicle were killed in Northwest Baltimore when someone in a car fired shots at them and their SUV plowed into another car.

Baltimore City firefighters responded to a hazmat situation after a fast food worker was doused with an unknown substance.

A child has been pulled from the water of a pool in Howard County.

Maryland's Park Service says it's going to start using environmentally friendly trash bags in all state parks.

A federal judge has sentenced a Florida man to 10 years in prison after he was stopped with $4 million in heroin on a Maryland road.

District of Columbia residents who want to purchase a handgun and legally bring the weapon into the city will have to wait at least several more weeks while a dealer gets his federal license renewed, officials said Friday.

The bay, sailing and maritime history will all come together next month the African-American Maritime Conference.

A high-profile federal investigation into money, power, and influence has powerful state Senator Ulysses Currie under fire.

To hang clothes or not to hang, this is a questions hanging over the heads of people who are living in most of the villages in Columbia, out in Howard County.

City planners have announced a new arena will be built in the same spot as the one that's already there.  Ed Hale, who wanted a new arena to go up in Canton, says he now has his sights set on Baltimore County.

Millions of dollars will go to help children who got a rough start in life.

Scientists in Maryland are helping to unravel one of nature's most spectacular mysteries. The Northern Lights are giving up secrets that could save lives in space, and power grids on ground.

Thirteen seasons later, Ray Lewis isn't much different from the 21-year-old rookie who played middle linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens with his own brand of passion and fervor.

Judging by the numbers in his first rehabilitation performance, Jamie Walker isn't quite ready to come off the disabled list.

Baltimore Orioles shortstop Juan Castro is no longer a foreigner in the American League.

Annapolis police have identified a suspect in a fatal shooting that happened May 3 in the first block of Pleasant Street.

D.C. police say nearly 200 people have picked up firearms applications now that the city's handgun ban has been lifted, but fewer than 20 have begun or completed the registration process.

A couple whose love blossomed over the crunch of cars at the Cecil County Fair's demolition derby plans to marry at this year's derby Saturday evening, with wedding-themed cars that will collide after the vows.

Records show that more than a dozen corrections officers at the Prince George's County jail have had run-ins with the law.