The defeat, the fourth in five games for Maryland (3-4, 1-3), all but dashed any chance of the Terps navigating their way to six wins and bowl-eligibility.
Malcolm Perry broke loose for a 67-yard touchdown run and fullback Jamale Carothers followed with a 58-yard scoring scamper to propel Navy past South Florida, 35-3, on Saturday afternoon in Annapolis.
Hundreds gathered Saturday afternoon in the Bay Bridge Garden apartments parking lot to mourn the death of Tiara Taylor, 30, who was fatally shot in front of her mother’s home.
The Baltimore County Police Department is investigating the death of a man whose body was found slumped outside a Landsdowne apartment complex Saturday morning.
The Baltimore Fire Department’s marine rescue unit scooped up a 58-year-old man whose boat was stranded in the middle of the Patapsco River on Saturday.
Just moments before unveiling an outdoor bust in honor of Julius Chapman, the school’s first Dean of Minority Affairs from 1969 to 1981, Towson President Kim Schatzel announced that the surrounding area would soon be turned into a quad where students could gather to study or socialize or do a little of both.
Service on the MTA’s light rail, the Penn-Camden Shuttle or Metro Subway was disrupted on all but one weekday in September, according to a tally of the agency’s service alerts by the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance, a rider advocacy group.
In Havre de Grace, there’s a red barn with a white door on Level Road. It looks like your average dairy farm, but on the inside, there are no cows in sight. Instead, the barn is filled with machinery — and bags and bags of barley.
Colleen “C.J.” Stiles, a retired trooper who became the first woman to join the Maryland State Police K-9 Unit, died Oct. 3 at Carroll Hospital at 68 years old.
The Towson Town Center closed an hour early Friday night as authorities responded to reports of a fire at the mall's food court, according to Baltimore County Fire Department officials.
The sudden death of Democrat U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings ― a venerated figure who mentored a younger generation of public servants ― leaves many lawmakers, even while mourning, facing a tough decision.
After a serious injury in his senior year of high school made him give up playing quarterback, Maryland's Antoine Brooks Jr. turned strictly to defense and has become one of the top safeties in the Big Ten.
Laurel Park will open its doors at 10:30 a.m. with a special first-race post time of noon for Saturday’s 34th Jim McKay Maryland Million Day program of 12 races, including seven stakes and four starter stakes worth $1.02 million in purses.
The body of U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, the Baltimore Democrat and committee chairman who died Thursday, will lie in state in National Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol next week, according to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
As auto workers prepare to vote on a proposed deal that could end a 33-day strike against General Motors, local union officials have been told the automaker’s last plant in Maryland, a White Marsh transmission and electric motor factory, will remain closed.
Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said Friday he will move to rename the Courthouse East building in downtown Baltimore after the late U.S. Elijah E. Cummings.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh is urging the Supreme Court to reject a bid to hear the case of the imprisoned “Serial” podcast subject Adnan Syed.
An Odenton woman who’s daughter’s 2012 death was ruled a suicide has sued Anne Arundel County as well as current and former members of its police department saying its investigation amounted to fraud and libel.
A Carroll County filmmaker made it her mission to use her craft in hopes of boosting environmental education and showing them that it’s right outside of everyone’s front door.
An Annapolis resident was charged with sexual abuse of a minor after a female student at a Prince George’s County high school where he works reported sexual contact with her, Prince George’s County police said.
Anne Arundel and Annapolis officials joined together Friday to sign an application that could bar all boats from discharging any type of sewage into county and city waters.
Jean Wash, who spent 65 years preserving Catonsville history and a decade as a journalist with the Catonsville Times lauded for her coverage of the Catonsville Nine, died Sunday at 100-years-old.
The siblings of U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings of Baltimore weren’t surprised by their brother’s rise to political prominence, always feeling he was destined for something big.
Christopher Rather, 23, was convicted by a jury back in July for second-degree murder and a weapons charge for fatally stabbing and strangling Jasmine Pierce-Morris.
The season's first frost is forecast early Saturday morning in the northern and western Baltimore suburbs. Temperatures are forecast to drop into the lower 30s in those areas, and the mid- to upper 30s around Baltimore.
A truck driver was killed Friday morning in a fatal collision that caused his gravel trick to overturn along Route 29 in Columbia, according to Howard County police.
Anne Arundel County Public Schools’ will observe Unity Day Oct. 23, an effort to visibly show commitments to fostering acceptance and inclusion to eliminate hate and bullying.
A man has been arrested and charged with assault after witnesses told police he threw a medic against the wall of an ambulance while transporting him to the hospital.
