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Maryland's Attorney General Douglas Gansler told campaign volunteers that his rival in next year's Democratic gubernatorial primary, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, is relying on his race to get elected.
The small log building that served as George Washington's headquarters at the beginning and end of his military career is located in Cumberland. The guest book shows that visitors come from all over the world to get a peek into the life of America's first great military leader and the man who created the presidency as it's known today.
Sen. Ben Cardin is scheduled to talk about upcoming changes with the implementation of health care reform.
There were no "Coffee With" or "People Are Talking" segments due to weather.
Here's what you need to know about the wide receiver position this year: It's deep. Here's our top 12.
These stores all carry items that will allow you to showcase your bathroom at a reasonable price.
Teams played their first preseason game this week, offering coaches and GMs their first glimpse of the strengths and weakness of their roster.
Saying the large numbers of white-tailed deer in three national battlefields are having adverse effects on orchards, crops and other wildlife, the National Park Service on Monday released its proposal to reduce the deer population by using sharpshooters.
Delaware and Maryland farmers are expecting bumper crops of corn and soybeans this year thanks to good growing conditions.
Work to refinish part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial where a disputed inscription was recently removed may not be done until after the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.
Major changes in the upcoming school year in Harford County have parents outraged as they learn they will have to pay for their children's extracurricular activities--and that's not all.
Little Italy fights back. One of Baltimore's top dining destinations says recent crime is driving business away--so community leaders are taking neighborhood safety into their own hands.
An independent task force concludes a three month investigation into wrongdoing within the Anne Arundel County police department.
Three weeks after the death of a man in police custody, city officials say there is still no cause of death.
Right now a jury deliberates in the case of a Baltimore county woman who admits she hired the hitman that killed her husband.
