D.C.Unemployment Scandal Widens To 300 Workers
A city official says hundreds of workers were involved in fraudulently claiming unemployment benefits while still holding government jobs.
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A city official says hundreds of workers were involved in fraudulently claiming unemployment benefits while still holding government jobs.
A state panel that is devising rules for hydraulic fracturing for natural gas in western Maryland may require drillers to have pollution insurance.
With most of the remaining leaves on the trees blown away during Superstorm Sandy, and the pumpkins all carved, farms are preparing for another holiday: Christmas.
The Rev. Robert Krempels and Virginia Perna each found themselves widowed in 2008. His marriage lasted about 63 years. Hers, about 52 years. They connected last year at a local church function. One date led to another.
Right now, your neighbors could be stockpiling weapons in their homes--and it's perfectly legal. In light of recent violence, some question whether the law makes it too easy to do so.
New clues in the kidnapping of baseball legend Cal Ripken's mother. Nearly four months after Violet Ripken was abducted from her home, police release new surveillance photos of the armed kidnapper and they're on the lookout for a car that could lead to him.
Days away from Thanksgiving, retailers are already battling for your business. This year, more stores aren't even waiting for Black Friday to launch their sales--they're starting Thursday night!
Days before the busiest travel day of the year, state lawmakers are taking aim at a disturbing trend that makes flying more dangerous. They want stiffer penalties for pointing a laser at a plane.
Baltimore City may launch a new requirement to land city contracting jobs.
After a riot in September, the Recher Theatre in Towson was facing some stiff penalties and possibly the loss of its liquor license.
Frederick police have charged a 37-year-old woman with assaulting a police officer after officers say she kicked one during her arrest.
More problems for speed cameras in Baltimore City. Some council members are calling for an investigation. They're concerned about mounting inaccuracies.
A teenager charged with fatally stabbing another teen inside a District of Columbia Metro station confessed to the killing but told a police officer that he acted in self-defense, according to police documents.
State agencies have been providing housing assistance to Eastern Shore residents affected by Superstorm Sandy while officials wait for a decision on a requested disaster declaration.
A TSA employee has been sentenced to two years in prison for possession of child pornography.
