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If you are not assured by promises of a highly secure government exchange to buy health insurance, skip it.
Imagine how social security was first administered. Now imagine how the Affordable Care Act could look in 75 years.
Anne Arundel County Police are investigating after a serious crash in Shady Side.
Winds are expected to increase through the afternoon.
A federal judge has ruled that a Baltimore stripper is entitled to back wages because her nightclub wrongly classified her as an independent contractor instead of an employee.
3 and 3. That's how I rolled as the calendar turned to November. Not great. Not even good, quite frankly. But better than October ended, for sure.
Jurors began deliberating Friday in a Maryland School for the Deaf child molestation case after the defendant, a former school aide, testified that the seven girls were lying.
A 360-year-old Japanese stone lantern that sits among Washington's cherry blossom trees now has a more prominent place on the National Mall.
Montgomery County Police say a Georgetown Preparatory School staffer took a gun to work and put the unloaded, holstered weapon on his desk.
Maryland tourism officials say more tourists than ever are visiting the state despite an anemic economy.
On Friday night, the Maryland Terrapins begin the 2013-14 college hoops season against 18th-ranked UConn at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Don had "Coffee With" Ted Patterson and Dean Smith. They talked about their book, "Football in Baltimore: History and Memorabilia from Colts to Ravens. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the Irish Festival.
On Thursday, four Washington-area Holocaust survivors organized a gathering with German Ambassador Peter Ammon to mark the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht.
The family of a woman killed during a mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard in September is seeking $37.5 million from the Navy and the Department of Veterans Affairs, saying that red flags about the deteriorating mental health of the killer were ignored.
Police battle back against a notorious Baltimore gang -- the Black Guerrilla Family. Members are accused of intimidating and killing more than a dozen people.
