No. 15 Maryland women’s basketball exits Big Ten Tournament with 98-71 loss to Michigan
Michigan used a 25-0 first-half run and a dominant second half to crush No. 15 Maryland in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals on Friday.
Deadliest tornado in U.S.
The official forecast on March 18, 1925, for parts of Missouri, Illinois and Indiana called for “rains and strong shifting winds.” There were no tornado warnings or watches, not even severe storm warnings or watches that day.
Republican lawmakers address Maryland's budget deficit, federal worker layoffs
As discussion over Maryland's budget deficit continues across the state, two Republican lawmakers joined FOX45 In-Depth with Mikenzie Frost to provide their per
Fed layoffs blamed as Maryland's fiscal outlook worsens
This means Maryland lawmakers have to make more tough choices, and Marylanders will either see more tax and fee increases or fewer services.
State police investigating crematorium shut down by oversight board
The investigation began on February 10 at the request of the Charles County State's Attorney's Office to see if criminal charges are warranted.
Edgewater doctor accused of stabbing, killing wife forced to wait longer before accessing her estate
A recent court ruling postponed James Houston’s possible access to his wife’s estate until after a lawsuit’s conclusion.
Maryland delegate pushes bill to detain immigrants with violent pasts as release looms
At the Statehouse today, lawmakers sounded the alarm over the impending release of dozens of undocumented immigrants in Maryland who have commi
Longtime fighter pilot assumes command of USS Eisenhower
A Navy fighter pilot with more than two decades of service is the new commanding officer of the aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Juvenile arrested after armed carjacking, foot pursuit in Wayne; passenger flees
WAYNE, Mich. – Wayne police said they have arrested the juvenile involved in an armed carjacking and foot pursuit. The incident occurred on Thursday (Feb. 27) in the 34000 block of Richard Street at 10 pm when officials said Central Dispatch notified them of the armed carjacking.
Here’s what Anne Arundel County is doing for laid off federal workers
The Anne Arundel County government is providing resources for recently laid off federal workers in the county, including a job fair this month.
Maryland disability advocates speak out against proposed $200 million service cut
With April and the state's budget deadline looming, Maryland disability advocates went door to door Monday night speaking with legislators about why the proposed cut would be devastating.
The double life of Frank Moran – Mayo’s Fighting Son
Frank Moran had fought and brawled his way up from Navy yards to the biggest stage in global boxing, and he hadn’t come all this way to be nothing but a mere afterthought. He was powerful, in his prime,
2A boys basketball: Prosser scores 22 unanswered points to run away from Ridgefield 83-57
Prosser broke loose to score the first 22 points of the fourth quarter as the Mustangs ran away from Ridgefield 83-57 in a Class 2A boys basketball state opening round game Saturday at Richland High S
Freshmen shine, seniors revel as Air Force hockey wins double overtime playoff game against Robert Morris
In the second-longest game in Air Force hockey history, freshman winger Anthony Yu scored a power-play goal at 13:30 of double overtime to lift the Falcons to a 4-3 victory over visiting Robert Morris University in the opening round of the Atlantic Hockey America playoffs.