Board Debars Contractor Who Didn't Pay Taxes
The Board of Public Works has debarred a Maryland contractor who pleaded guilty to failing to pay employment taxes.
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The Board of Public Works has debarred a Maryland contractor who pleaded guilty to failing to pay employment taxes.
Police in Montgomery County have arrested a man in a shooting inside a Potomac home last week.
Maryland's treasurer briefed Gov. Martin O'Malley on Wednesday about a credit rating agency's concern over the state's unresolved budget situation, telling the governor that Moody's Investor Services wants to be kept informed about developments.
Maryland's property tax will hold steady for now, but Comptroller Peter Franchot is warning about rising debt service obligations in upcoming years.
A former NASA employee has pleaded guilty to conspiracy in an alleged copyright infringement scheme led by two Chinese nationals.
Metro has removed a total of 94 buses from service after one caught fire in Maryland, the second such fire in less than a week.
The Maryland State Education Association turned on a "Doomsday Clock" on Wednesday outlining the wide-ranging effects of about $500 million in cuts streaking across a television screen in red, as teachers, librarians and police implored Gov. Martin O'Malley and lawmakers to call a special session to repair the damage before July 1 when they would take effect.
A parking garage at BWI airport is home to a new solar power array.
A Baseball Hall of Fame member who set the record for consecutive games played is headed to Joplin, Mo., to help with tornado recovery efforts.
Single and double lanes on I-795 will be closed in Baltimore County as the resurfacing project on the highway gets underway.
The search is on in Baltimore County for two masked men who forced their way into a home in Essex and duct-taped a man and his two young children.
The Maryland Army National Guard is welcoming a new set of helicopters.
Prosecutors say a Baltimore city police officer has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in a towing company extortion scheme.
A D.C. man accused of posing as a Pepco worker during two home invasions in Maryland has pleaded guilty to one of them.
This probably won't surprise anyone, but Phoenix Coyotes forward Raffi Torres doesn't think there was anything wrong with his hit on Marian Hossa.
