Nearly 100 D.C. Teachers Fired For Poor Performance
District of Columbia school officials say 98 teachers have been fired after receiving low scores on a key evaluation instrument.
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District of Columbia school officials say 98 teachers have been fired after receiving low scores on a key evaluation instrument.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown will be holding a public forum on an initiative to try to improve health care in underserved areas.
A Montgomery County woman who was struck in the head by an arrow has been released from the hospital.
Flash mobs were once innocent social experiments, but now are all too often racial attacks. Unfortunately, the media continues to paint a rosy picture and fails to report the violence and crime they cause.
Frederick County homeowners may be getting some property tax relief in the form of $100 checks.
Mike, 72, and his wife Marguerite Welch, 71, who live in Epping Forest in Annapolis, returned home July 19 from a 14 and a half-year circumnavigation on their Shannon 38 sailboat Ithaca.
As a low pressure trough, or "weak, poor excuse for a cool front" moves out into the Atlantic early today, we're expecting some sunshine in Maryland, as well as a hot and moderately humid afternoon.
Maryland House Speaker Michael Busch says the possibility of developing Internet gambling in the state will be under consideration in a special session next week.
Psychological child abuse is common but underreported in the U.S., the nation's largest pediatric health group says.
How extensive is the threat of West Nile Virus this summer, and how can you help protect yourself from it?
Helping older people see more clearly may help to lower their risk for falls and potentially disabling hip fractures.
A new and virulent subtype of flu bug has emerged among harbor seals in New England, researchers report.
Today ushers in a new provision of the health reform law that makes additional preventive health services available.
A minority contractors association is suing the city of Baltimore claiming the Board of Estimates awards contracts to large firms without considering minority contractors.
Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker says his wife, Christa, is suffering from early-onset Alzheimer's disease.
