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Minor charged in Linthicum robbery
Police have arrested a 17-year-old male in a home burglary in Linthicum on Tuesday afternoon.
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Dog used as bait hurt in Linthicum
A pitbull believed to be a dog fighting "bait dog" was found in bad shape by Animal Control Officers in Linthicum, police say.
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Man gets 8 years for threatening agent
A Whitehall man will spend the next eight years in prison for threatening to kill a federal law enforcement officer.
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Police need help finding office shooter
Baltimore County Police are asking for your help in finding a man wanted for attempted …
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Teen girls charged after fight
Two teenaged girls have been charged following a fight at an Edgewood High School …
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2 sentenced for trying to kill neighbor
Two men were sentenced to life in prison Monday for attempting to murder a man whose …
- Man pleads guilty to stealing history
- Thief jumps from stolen car, into school
- AA Co. fighting string of home buglaries
- Man killed one week before his birthday
- Jury selection 'tough' in Huguely trial
- Employee gets life for killing boss
- Deputies nab bank robbery suspect
- Alert trooper foils stump grinder thief
- Pastor charged with tax fraud; theft
- Officer on patrol finds man shot
Maryland Cold Cases
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Maryland's Cold Cases: Mark Gardner
He was a working father of two. Every night he went to work his graveyard shift at the Rite Aid in Bel Air. He took care of his family, always making sure his two boys were dressed well for school.
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Cold Case: Joanne Valentine
To the rest of the world she was Joanne Valentine, but to her sisters Linda, Pam, and Faith, she was their “Jobee.”
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Maryland's Cold Cases: Missing Children
Every 40 seconds a child goes missing in the United States, and a family’s life is changed forever.
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Maryland's Cold Cases: Antonio Gilmore
In a city full of violence, he's the one you turn to.
State News
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Prepare now for challenging commute home
The Maryland Emergency Management Agency is asking all Marylanders to prepare now for the expected snow which could affect their commute home from work or other travel plans.
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VIDEO | Weather and traffic situation
Maryland's State Highway officials talked with ABC2 Reporter Joce Sterman about how they are preparing for this afternoon's snow.
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Distracted driving-- Primary offense?
When you get in the car put down the phone and get rid of all distractions. That's what lawmakers what you to do.
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Bill to ban arsenic from poultry feed
Delegate Tom Hucker is planning to present his bill to ban arsenic compounds from poultry feed to the House Environmental Matters Committee.
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Fine for passing school bus?
Frederick County lawmakers have agreed to increase the potential fine for drivers who illegally pass a school bus.
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Rainbow and brown trout already released
Maryland fisheries officials say mild winter weather has allowed them to get an early start stocking trout streams.
National News
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Opening statements end in Huguely trial
Opening statements end in the trial against George Huguely. The former University of Virginia lacrosse player is accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love.
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First Lady beats Jimmy Fallon
Michelle Obama and "Late Night" host Jimmy Fallon turned the White House into a playground. It was to promote the first lady's "Let's Move!" fitness campaign.
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NYC hotels to get panic alarms
Hotels in New York City have agreed to equip their employees with panic alarms that would summon help in case of an emergency.
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Best cities to go on a date
If you can't find love where you are, you could try moving to one of these cities.
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Study: Love is in the air, at work
It seems more people are finding love at the office.
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Powell home 911 tapes released
The 9-1-1 calls released before Sunday's explosion killing a Washington State man and his two sons.
