Lockheed Martin Ousts New CEO For Relationship
Lockheed Martin Corp. has ousted its president and future CEO over a relationship with a subordinate.
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Lockheed Martin Corp. has ousted its president and future CEO over a relationship with a subordinate.
Some lawmakers and Gov. Martin O'Malley are wondering: Has the Internet made it too easy for citizens to petition a new law to the ballot for voters decide?
A new set of wheels. That's what more than 80 police officers have to help fight crime in Baltimore City. The new fleet was delivered Friday morning.
Controversy in a Harford County community. A daredevil motorcycle rider puts on a secret show, but did he also put people in danger?
A bullying incident at a Baltimore City high school is now viral after being caught on video. But the victim of the bullying is not a student--she's a teacher.
The devastation in New York and New Jersey has gotten much well deserved attention lately, but a local town is still reeling from Sandy. So what are people around here doing to help?
A $70 million state plan to build a juvenile detention center gets some high-profile opposition.
The day after the voters spoke in our democracy, Republicans sought to set aside the results and focus on winning next time. It is not just a losing proposition for Republicans, it is a losing proposition for America.
A rare discovery on Assateague Island has a team of scientists working to save dozens of animals. A nest of sea turtles now has a temporary home in Fells Point.
2 months and one day. That's how long Jason James Savedoff will sit behind bars for his conspiring to steal and sell valuable documents from museums in the northeast.
Sunday is Veterans Day, and the Baltimore Ravens are honoring it by putting Maryland soldiers stationed in Afghanistan front and center.
A 2-year-old boy found by himself in Northeast Baltimore has been reunited with his parent.
The approval of Maryland's Dream Act by popular vote should help spur the idea in other states to allow illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges, if they meet certain qualifications, supporters said Friday.
They're designed by the young patients, and that's just one of the reasons they're so special.
Widespread destruction from Superstorm Sandy will likely make for the largest U.S. relief effort by the American Red Cross and others since Hurricane Katrina.
