Robert A. Erlandson

The cashier who said she was a holdup victim Saturday night at the Festival of Lights holiday display at Fort Howard was charged yesterday with conspiracy in the crime, in...

The Maryland Air National Guard met its future yesterday when a great gray airplane swooped onto the runway at Martin State Airport on a flight from Georgia. The C-130J, the...

A four-month investigation of drug-selling on the University of Maryland Eastern Shore campus in Princess Anne led yesterday to eight arrests, including three UMES students and two juveniles. State police...

The Shriver Center -- founded at University of Maryland, Baltimore County four years ago to produce leaders in the attack on social problems afflicting the country -- has moved into...

For young women like Mary Tate Messec and Mary Anne Knell, life in prewar Hawaii was idyllic -- beautiful islands with a wonderful climate, magnificent beaches and lots of soldiers...

Kate, a 6-year-old gray mare, nibbled contentedly on a bale of hay as Harvey H. Powell gave her a pedicure, one hoof at a time. Bracing a foreleg between his...

It was a dark and stormy night -- and Jack Groves never saw the deer until his van slammed into the animal. "The deer just appeared, two feet in front...

The dry, brown grass burst into crackling flames as crew chiefs dripped a blazing mixture of diesel oil and gasoline from torches that looked like small watering cans, igniting a...

One flier trained in an open-cockpit biplane during World War II and retired after flying supersonic jets. Another spent more than seven years in a North Vietnamese prisoner-of-war camp. Still...

Steve Heaver and Ed Rosen manhandled an unwieldy, 400-pound iron contraption into position -- the hose bed of a 1920 Seagrave fire engine being restored at the Fire Museum of...