NAACP, O'Malley, Call For Death Penalty Repeal
Could this be the year of repeal? Governor Martin O'Malley sets the stage for another history-making legislative session. He expects lawmakers to repeal the death penalty in Maryland.
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Could this be the year of repeal? Governor Martin O'Malley sets the stage for another history-making legislative session. He expects lawmakers to repeal the death penalty in Maryland.
A Baltimore private school teacher faces allegations of having sex with a student.
Sugary drinks have been under fire for the part they play in the fattening of America. Coca-Cola is now weighing in, saying it wants to be part of the solution to the obesity epidemic.
Soon, the Mall in Columbia will have a new look. They're following a trend seen here and around the country called "De-Malling."
A new trial has been scheduled for a man serving a life sentence for killing an off-duty Hagerstown police officer in 1975.
Heading to court. Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold answers allegations he misused employees and wasted taxpayer dollars.
The Baltimore Ravens will take on the New England Patriots. As Ray Rice said, they are a "team of destiny." Ravens fans everywhere hope that destiny leads them to New Orleans.
The Maryland Zoo says a female polar bear that arrived at the facility after being abandoned by a circus in Puerto Rico and became a visitor favorite despite being deaf has died.
Ocean City's visitor total has dropped for four years straight, according to the resort's own statistics.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is paying a high price after losing a bet with Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake that required him to perform linebacker Ray Lewis' famous pre-game dance if the Denver Broncos lost to the Ravens.
While many people were hooting and hollering during last Saturday's double overtime win against the Denver Bronocs, few did it with as much dramatic flair and finesse as Bel Air resident Keith Letourneau.
Montgomery County police say a man was shot inside a vehicle in Olney.
The owner of two Massachusetts pubs says he's temporarily changing their names to eliminate the word "Raven" and replace it with "Patriot."
Testimony continues in the trial of a D.C. police officer charged in the deaths of his mistress and his young child.
