Baltimore County Eases School Discipline Policy
A small change to Baltimore County's student handbook wipes out zero tolerance for students. School leaders say the move could drop the number of student suspensions every year.
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A small change to Baltimore County's student handbook wipes out zero tolerance for students. School leaders say the move could drop the number of student suspensions every year.
Three students at a Baltimore County high school have been suspended after drawing a racially offensive picture on a classroom board and then posting it on Twitter.
A lawyer for a Maryland man imprisoned in Cuba for more than two years says his client's health is worsening and that country is withholding the results of medical tests performed on him there.
A Maryland couple will spend decades in prison after keeping a 22-year-old woman locked in a bathroom in their Reisterstown apartment for nearly nine months.
A Department of Justice official will become the new dean of the University of Baltimore School of Law.
For the first time, we're hearing from friends of the victim in Maryland's cannibal attack. They are stunned and searching for answers.
With experts warning of a coming shortage of those who can battle computer hackers, new cyber security degrees are popping up at universities all over the country, and Catholic High School is getting its brightest students on the fast track.
Marylanders can vote on whether to allow undocumented students to attend college at in-state tuition rates.
Tall ships and naval vessels from around the world are making their way up the Chesapeake Bay to Baltimore.
A $100 million project at BWI will help the fight against terrorism. The project involves expanding one of the airport's oldest concourses to make room for better TSA security equipment.
Campaign consultant Julius Henson is in jail. Wednesday, he learned his sentence for Election Day robocalls in 2010.
Some Washington County residents are frustrated by the county's decision to cut $3.3 million from a local health department program that provides nurses in schools.
Phil Mendelson was selected Wednesday as interim chairman of the scandal-plagued D.C. Council, pledging to restore trust in a legislative body that's lost two members this year to criminal convictions.
