Lawsuit Filed Over Sheen Escort In D.C.
A D.C. police captain who was demoted and transferred after actor Charlie Sheen received a high-speed police escort to a performance has filed a $12 million whistle-blower lawsuit against the department.
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A D.C. police captain who was demoted and transferred after actor Charlie Sheen received a high-speed police escort to a performance has filed a $12 million whistle-blower lawsuit against the department.
Artwork by more than 100 children from around the country, some of them disabled, is going on display at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington.
It's the last night this summer to catch a movie on the National Mall as part of the popular Screen on the Green summer movie series.
He's Baltimore's Batman and, after a run-in with police earlier this year and a tragic shooting in Colorado, the superhero impersonator is still on the job.
A date has been set for Virgin Mobile's FreeFest in Columbia.
A man whose life was the focus of "The Corner," a book about a year on a drug-plagued Baltimore street corner, has died.
A Maryland man who impersonates Batman, arriving at hospitals in his own custom Batmobile to delight children, says he's had two gigs canceled after the shooting in Colorado.
You can run away to the circus without quitting your day job thanks to some "big top fun" now underway in Baltimore.
Michael Phelps and the rest of the 2012 USA Olympic Swimming Team take a break from practice to sing along to this popular hit.
Maryland lawmakers go on notice to prepare for a special session on gambling. Governor Martin O'Malley is expected to call the General Assembly back to Annapolis.
Despite the rainy day, a pretty good-sized crowd showed up to Artscape. The annual festival is truly Baltimore with something for just about everyone.
Sharon Stone, Bill Gates and other celebrities are heading to Washington to join the International AIDS Conference and raise funds for AIDS research.
Using her star power to bring attention to human trafficking, Baltimore native Jada Pinkett Smith is in Washington, D.C. hoping Congress will make laws tougher on offenders.
Metro's Art in Transit program is holding auditions for live performances at Metro stations.
