Maryland's U.S. Senators Seek VA Action On Claims Logjam
Maryland's U.S. senators are demanding immediate action by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to improve claims processing in Baltimore.
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Maryland's U.S. senators are demanding immediate action by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to improve claims processing in Baltimore.
Prince George's County Police have charged a man with multiple counts of attempted murder after officers were fired upon while executing a search warrant.
Two brothers have been indicted in an alleged scheme that stole identities to prepare and file false tax returns.
The District of Columbia ended fiscal 2012 with a $417 million budget surplus, a windfall that illustrates how the fiscal climate in the nation's capital differs from much of the nation.
Smithsonian Secretary Wayne Clough says he's not leaving his post anytime soon at the world's largest museum complex.
A program that teaches military veterans how to start a business is expanding from its Eastern Shore roots to two more Maryland counties.
Frostburg State University President Jonathan Gibralter is leading a national panel on college alcohol abuse prevention.
Prince George's County Police have identified a man whose body was found inside an industrial building in Landover.
The Ravens arrived in New Orleans Monday night after a huge sendoff rally in Baltimore. Now, they are getting ready for a busy media day.
We're still coping with flu season but now there's another outbreak of a highly contagious illness. A dangerous strain of norovirus is spreading fast.
The Baltimore Ravens have arrived in the Big Easy!
The Ravens are leaving for New Orleans and the Super Bowl, and Baltimore is sending them off in style at a special event at the Inner Harbor Amphitheater.
A Lusby man has pleaded guilty to possession and distribution of child pornography.
Police are investigating a police-involved shooting on North Longwood Street in Baltimore City.
Death penalty opponents speak out in favor of repealing capital punishment in Maryland. Governor Martin O'Malley is supporting a death penalty repeal this year.
