Cordish Urges Md. To Wait On Additional Casino
A special gaming commission is deciding if Maryland should open an additional casino and allow table games at all state slots locations.
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A special gaming commission is deciding if Maryland should open an additional casino and allow table games at all state slots locations.
Police say they shot a burglary suspect in Fells Point on Friday afternoon.
A confessed cannibal. We're learning new details about the man accused of killing his roommate and then eating his body parts.
A Maryland man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for his role in the shooting death of a Virginia handyman in 2010.
With New York City set to enact a controversial ban on the sale of large sugary drinks, a Baltimore school is also getting into the act, but in a much different way.
A former member of an advisory committee on legislative redistricting in Maryland who pleaded guilty to failing to pay millions in employment taxes has been sentenced to spend two years in prison.
A mother accidentally backed her SUV into five children in the driveway of her Prince George's County home, killing one of them, police said Friday.
An attorney for RG Steel LLC says rumors that the struggling steelmaker is going out of business within days are not true.
The chairman of the House Oversight Committee is asking for further delay on any approvals for the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial being planned for the a site near the National Mall.
Prince George's County police say a Bowie teenager wearing headphones has been struck and killed by a train in the Riverdale area.
The legend of Barbara Fritchie has its detractors, but there's no denying her marketing muscle.
More than 100 of Jasper Johns' prints from the past 50 years are going on view at Washington's Phillips Collection to show how the artist transformed printmaking over his career.
Authorities say $1,400 worth of copper bath valves has been stolen from a construction site in Annapolis.
A $250,000 grant will help design and build a new hiking trail in Garrett County.
Fans of the late go-go music pioneer Chuck Brown have paid tribute to the performer at a four-hour dance party in the nation's capital.
