Maryland Schools Ranked No. 1 In Nation For Fifth Consecutive Year
The grades are in for Maryland public schools. The school is ranked number one in the nation for the fifth straight year.
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The grades are in for Maryland public schools. The school is ranked number one in the nation for the fifth straight year.
A Prince George's County company is back to play a pivotal role in the inauguration of President Barack Obama.
The Newseum in Washington is laying off staff members at the museum about journalism and the First Amendment for the fourth time since its reopening in 2008, eliminating 16 positions this week.
Two deputies opened fire on a robbery suspect who refused to drop a shotgun pointed in their direction, killing the man in a bedroom of his Mount Airy apartment early Thursday, the Frederick County Sheriff's Office said.
Locked out. It's what happened to hundreds of students at a trade school in Columbia when they showed up for classes this week.
A home in Middle River is the latest eye sore of the neighborhood after religious and gay slurs are spray painted all over the home.
It's been nearly a month since 26 people were killed in a mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut. Now, some local athletes are helping children cope.
Big changes in the rules for home mortgages are being unveiled in Baltimore.
The Ravens had their last practice in Owings Mills and in a little less than 24 hours they will be heading to the Mile High City.
Two District of Columbia leaders are heading to the White House to talk about the possibility of President Barack Obama putting the city's "Taxation Without Representation" license plates on his official vehicle.
Fixing highways and bridges to improve traffic is a top goal of Maryland lawmakers, but where will that money come from? Some lawmakers want you to pay more at the pump.
Two cars have been involved in an accident in Overlea on Kenwood Avenue, shutting down the road.
Howard County Police have arrested a Baltimore man in connection with a string of burglaries in Ellicott City.
A Baltimore County teen has been sentenced to 115 years in prison for a fatal shooting in 2010.
A veteran District of Columbia police officer has been arrested on charges that he sexually abused a girl who participated in his church choir, the authorities said.
