Md. Man Gets 2 Years In Special Olympics, NWF Mail Fraud Scheme
A Frederick man faces up to 20 years in federal prison for defrauding the Special Olympics, the National Wildlife Foundation and other clients of his bulk mailing business.
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A Frederick man faces up to 20 years in federal prison for defrauding the Special Olympics, the National Wildlife Foundation and other clients of his bulk mailing business.
One look at the regional radar Friday will show the trouble that we'll be dealing with. The Greater DC Metro Area was absolutely pummeled by heavy rain during the night, and there are still numerous Flash Flood Warnings that remain in effect.
Scrapping a disputed design for a planned Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial near the National Mall and developing an alternate concept over the next five years would cost about $17 million, analysts have found.
The owner of a Hagerstown cement plant has agreed to a $700,000 fine to settle allegations it violated the federal Clean Air Act.
Heavy rains closed some roads and downed trees in the mid-Atlantic region overnight, prompting flash flood watches and warnings for several areas in Maryland.
Maryland's attorney general is weighing whether to ask the state's highest court to reconsider a ruling that overturned a mandatory minimum sentence of a defendant with a prior felony drug conviction for carrying a handgun.
A Utah teenager is recovering in a Maryland hospital after being struck by lightning on a beach.
Don Scott has Coffee With: Ryan And Trista Sutter. Gigi Barnett has People Are Talking about FashN Stop.
Gordon Gronkowski, father of NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski, joined the Norris and Davis show to discuss his new book, "Growing Up Gronk."
An accident on Route 40 is halting traffic in the White Marsh area.
A Baltimore City police officer is suspended without pay after allegedly drawing a gun on her own son.
Metro says some rail operators have been disabling emergency intercoms on trains.
Before planning out your summer vacation this year, review this top activities list for everything a Baltimore vacationer needs from staying entertained to finding some relaxation.
Department of Corrections officers in Prince George's County are taking the plunge to benefit school children.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler is holding a forum on how to expand manufacturing in Maryland.
