Gyroplanes, An Economic Alternative To Police Choppers For Queen Anne's County
During these tight times, politicians are reluctant to add services that increase their budgets.
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During these tight times, politicians are reluctant to add services that increase their budgets.
Though Friday's tornado outbreak produced no fatalities, one Maryland man was seriously hurt. His family has new information about his condition.
A strange smell is taking over the Inner Harbor. Now, an environment group think it has pinpointed the cause.
A medical doctor who once challenged Mitt Romney for governor of Massachusetts says she has enough delegates to win the Green Party's presidential nomination.
Police in Prince George's County are charging a man suspected of fatally shooting another man at a Metro station.
A federal grand jury has indicted 29 people in an interstate drug ring that prosecutors say moved tens of thousands of pain pills, plus heroin and cocaine through West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Prosecutors say a Maryland lawmaker paid an employee of her law office with state funds after the firm's bank account was closed.
Garion Kukovich enjoys cooking just about any type of food. Garion, 18, was named The Art Institute of Washington's Best Teen Chef 2012 and received a $4,000 scholarship to the institute's International Culinary School.
Maryland state transportation officials are warning drivers to avoid the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel this summer as a $3.9 million construction project gets underway.
The town of Thurmont says it's negotiating to sell 450 acres to the state to expand nearby Cunningham Falls State Park.
Principal turnover at D.C. public schools reportedly continues to be higher than at some suburban school districts in the metro area.
People convicted of gun crimes in Prince George's County will soon be required to register with police, check in regularly and submit to home visits from officers.
An exhaustive search for government records assessing the impact of the WikiLeaks disclosures could delay the court-martial of the Army private charged with causing the biggest intelligence leak in U.S. history, a military judge said Wednesday.
