Few From DC Have Been Deported Under US Program
About 30 people in DC living in the country illegally in the first 10 months of a program that requires states and localities to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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About 30 people in DC living in the country illegally in the first 10 months of a program that requires states and localities to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
The Humane Society of Washington County is planning to build a spay-and-neuter clinic as an expansion to the existing shelter.
Morgan State University's Board of Regents has elected Kweisi Mfume to lead the board.
If you feel like you have two left feet, don't feel bad! it is never too late to learn how to dance at these five great Baltimore dance studios.
Maryland will make information related to its health benefit exchange available through public information requests.
A Navy report says a commanding officer in Illinois was removed from the job after humiliating three reservists in front of other sailors.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and former Pennsylvania Gov. Edward Rendell, both Democrats, are scheduled to deliver remarks during a forum hosted by the Urban Land Institute Baltimore.
A pediatrician who has practiced for decades in Washington has been charged with child pornography possession.
An alarming amount of drugs and cash were found inside a Greektown corner store. Police say the store was a major supplier of drugs for all of southeast Baltimore.
There are dramatic new recommendations for physicians calling for random drug tests across the board. Johns Hopkins Hospital is behind the nationwide push for stricter regulations.
Baltimore police are investigating a shooting in the 25-hundred block of Eutaw Place.
Maryland State Police say a woman has been arrested after troopers allegedly found more than 3 pounds of powder and crack cocaine in a car she was a passenger in.
A former Baltimore County firefighter has pleaded guilty to two child pornography charges.
In Pasadena, a prom queen is sitting high on her throne. In fact, you could say she's on cloud nine.
The problems just keep coming for the government of Anne Arundel County. A convicted executive, hidden cameras and now another turnover in police leadership.
