3 Prince George's Officials Sworn Into Positions
The Prince George's County Council has approved several appointees of County Executive Rushern Baker III.
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The Prince George's County Council has approved several appointees of County Executive Rushern Baker III.
Three people have been charged in a federal indictment in connection with a bank fraud scheme that spanned Maryland and Pennsylvania, and possibly other locations.
Texas Rep. Ron Paul is scheduled to attend a town hall meeting at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Attorneys in a poultry pollution case filed by a University of Maryland environmental law clinic will try to settle the dispute during a conference in U.S. District Court in Baltimore.
Gov. Martin O'Malley wants school principals to make breakfast a priority for their students.
A government agency is proposing a low-cost oral health clinic in Cumberland that would be based in the former Memorial Hospital building.
Here are three things to consider when planning to transform your garage into an in-home getaway.
Searching for justice. The parents of Trayvon Martin take their fight to Capitol Hill as protesters head to the nation's capital to make their voices heard.
With summer just a few months away, Baltimore City's neighborhood pools are once again in jeopardy. Under the mayor's new budget, the city stands to lose seven of them.
A 30-year-old Houston schools administrator has been chosen to lead Baltimore County's school system.
A 40-year-old man is handcuffed and charged with assault after police say he attacked a teenager at Long Reach High School.
That freeze warning was warranted late Monday night/early Tuesday morning. Even though the city only dropped to 37 degrees, BWI-Marshall bottomed out at 31 degrees with many places north and west of the city down in the 20s.
A valuable resource deep under Maryland has surfaced on the public's radar. Hydraulic fracturing---fracking, for short---is the subject of a first-ever poll.
Officials at two shelters in Baltimore County have an unusual problem. Within 24 hours, 18 dogs--most of them pure and puppies-- were rounded up in two different locations by concerned citizens.
On Tuesday local students got a chance to test out their CSI skills at the Baltimore School for the Arts.
