Owings News

Abbie Pike, 7, left, of Prince Frederick and Madison Bishop, 7, and Hallie Fedorchak, 7, of Owings enjoy the Paratrooper carnival ride Wednesday on the opening night of the fair in Barstow.

When driving Calvert roads, many people don't think about safety unless they slow down in a torrential downpour or notice a police cruiser when they are speeding, but traffic safety is in the forefront of the ...

Jim Cooper holds Madelynn, a beagle belonging to Judy Quigley, at the Third Annual Beagle Bash at Countryside Kennels in Owings.

In 1987 a 9-year-old girl was snatched off her bike in broad daylight and molested in an alley behind a vacant donut shop.

Next weekend, the Chesapeake Bay will sparkle with red and white along with its normal hues of blue as the third annual ''Sparkle by the Bay" gives people a chance to sip red and white Maryland wines while ...

A Waldorf man who was indicted in February for first- and second-degree assault and eight sex offense charges was found competent to stand trial at a status conference Aug.

Store closing sales started this weekend at three Baltimore-area Boscov's department stores, including the one at Marley Station mall, 7900 Ritchie Highway.

Drivers ed isn't just for teenagers anymore. A class next week at the Calvert Pines Senior Center will help drivers aged 50 and older to brush up on their driving skills.

A large group of residents, including John Worthington and his son Chris of Chesapeake Beach, arrived early in the morning to wave flags and greet soldiers coming from Walter Reed Army Medical Center on ...

Melissa Douglas of Tracys Landing gets a haircut from Appearances hair salon owner Melissa Tripp of Huntingtown, during the fundraiser for Freedom Hill Horse Rescue in Owings.

While local children learn about the invaluable course of freedom bound with the trials of a military warrior, they are also connecting with their personal past history during Fort Mott State Park's, School of ...

Rita Bergendahl, left, of Chesapeake Beach and of Chesapeake Church was helping to collect the expected 1,000 pounds of food and other essentials Friday for the church's Chesapeake Cares Food Pantry and ...

As a western Kentucky woman faces charges that she treated her horses inhumanely, a national horse rescue group is trying to find what happened to them.

As a western Kentucky woman faces charges that she treated her horses inhumanely, a national horse rescue group is trying to find what happened to them.

Camper Jessica Ash, 10, of Dunkirk, and her buddy Dixie Miller of Port Republic blow up Ash's message balloon Thursday at Camp Phoenix before letting it go at Kings Landing Park in Huntingtown.

Julia Harshman of Owings, left, and Frank King and Winfield Trott of Dunkirk stand at the Trott Farm produce stand in Dunkirk last month.

With the help of a camera, parents will know the truth behind that dented fender or if their son or daughter was telling the truth when saying a bus cut him or her off, sending the car into a ditch.

OCEAN CITY - The Maryland Natural Resources Police have charged a Glen Burnie, Md., man with negligent operation of a vessel after the boat he was driving capsized, seriously injuring one of the passengers.

Victoria Ronan of Huntingtown and her children, from left, Caitlyn, 8, Jack, 4, Sofia, 2, and Emily, 6, got to touch a smooth hound shark Saturday held by Doug Poole of Solomons at Calvert Marine Museum's ...

A 16-year-old Carroll County girl hurt her head yesterday after the powerboat she was riding ran aground on Rhode River near Edgewater, authorities said.