Senate Approves Bill That Allows Caregivers To Possess Medical Marijuana
Grass is getting greener in the Maryland General Assembly, as more lawmakers seem willing to vote in favor of changes to the existing law on marijuana.
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Grass is getting greener in the Maryland General Assembly, as more lawmakers seem willing to vote in favor of changes to the existing law on marijuana.
The pope's election carries a huge significance to members of Maryland's Latino community.
NASA's announcement this week that there was once water capable of supporting life on Mars was big news. But smaller scale research is underway in Baltimore that could now point the way to life on Mars.
The founder and longtime president of the Maryland Watermen's Association has died. Larry Simns was 75.
A reward of $10,000 is now being offered for information leading to an arrest in the murder of a University of Maryland Eastern Shore student.
Sometimes to solve a problem, you need a little help. That's what hundreds of Baltimore City students will get for the next week thanks to a group of Howard University students.
They're your friends and neighbors, and they're in Baltimore every day helping the community and the Red Cross.
As we head toward the final days of winter, the chilly temperatures are trying to hold on.
The Georgetown Hoyas have been the class of the Big East in the last season before the conference fully implodes and they are led by one of the best NBA prospects in the college game. Otto Porter Jr. is a smooth small forward with terrific size at 6-feet 8 inches and his potential is off the charts.
Baltimore County police say they seized $1.5 million in counterfeit shoes, clothing, movies and other goods during a raid on a North Point flea market.
The House of Delegates on Wednesday night advanced legislation to repeal the death penalty in Maryland after delegates rejected nearly 20 amendments, mostly from Republicans, aimed at keeping capital punishment for heinous crime.
The financial future looks bright for students at the University of Maryland College Park.
A pedestrian is killed while trying to cross Route 173 on Thursday morning. Anne Arundel County Police are investigating.
Alzheimer's affects about 5.4 million people in the United States and, as of 2010, about 86,000 people in Maryland, according to the Alzheimer's Association. Next month, three people with Carroll County ties will dance to help raise awareness and money for the Association.
