Governor Hogan Says He Supports Removing Taney Statue From Statehouse
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan supports removing a statue that he says glorifies "the darkest chapter of our history" from the state house.
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Maryland Governor Larry Hogan supports removing a statue that he says glorifies "the darkest chapter of our history" from the state house.
The Farmer's Almanac that goes on sale this week predicts a snowy winter from Maryland to Maine with five coastal storms to bring winter misery to the region.
South Carolina has become the latest state to accuse a drug manufacturer of exacerbating its opioid drug crisis by using deceptive marketing.
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A school district says children won't be let outside for recess during the Aug. 21 solar eclipse.
A man with racist tattoos was removed from a Capitol Hill pool after confrontation arose Sunday.
A lawsuit is filed against the sheriff, staff, and county of the jail that inmate, Terrill Thomas, died of dehydration.
Federal prosecutors say a Canadian man attempted to ship live snakes to China through the mail.
Investigators are working to identify and charge protesters who toppled a nearly century-old Confederate statue.
On Tuesday, Trump retweeted and deleted a cartoon showing a train labeled "Trump" running over a man with "CNN" covering his face.
Charlottesville Police have removed a man who was carrying a confederate flag and what appeared to be an assault rifle from Emancipation Park.
A family has disowned an adult son who attended a gathering of white supremacists that turned violent over the weekend in Charlottesville.
Officials say a 77-year-old man and his 76-year-old wife have died after a fire broke out in their Maryland home.
A Maryland State Police trooper says he pulled over a speeding car early Tuesday that was being driven by a Virginia 14-year-old.
Licenses for eight new medical marijuana growing firms were approved Monday by Maryland regulators.
