Judge Delays Trials In 2009 Metro Crash Cases
A judge has delayed the start of two trials resulting from the 2009 crash on Metro's red line.
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A judge has delayed the start of two trials resulting from the 2009 crash on Metro's red line.
The Pimlico Special will return in 2012 as part of an upgraded racing card the day before the Preakness.
The University of Maryland says it is partnering with a Chinese university to track climate change.
While Occupy D.C. protesters struggled to recover after their encampments were cleared in high-profile raids early this month, Prince George's resident Bertina Jones was fighting an eviction of her own.
Mickelson closed with an 8-under 64, beating Woods by 11 shots in a one-sided showdown at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
So here's our cooldown behind Monday's cold front. Even though we are no longer in the 60s, we are still in the 50s - which is above the average of 48 degrees. This warm winter of 2011-2012 rolls on. In fact, as meteorological winter comes to an end Wednesday, this will end up being one of the top 10 warmest winters ever on record.
Maryland State police say a North Carolina man has been killed and a passenger hurt when the car they were in left the road and overturned in Hagerstown.
Congressman Elijah E. Cummings, ranking member of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform and former Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, has been reappointed as one of 15 members of the Board of Regents of Morgan State University.
The largest private insurer in the Washington area is announcing $8.5 million in grants to a dozen health clinics in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia to help them coordinate treatment for vulnerable patients.
A century and a half ago many of Frederick's downtown buildings served as hospitals to care for wounded soldiers from both sides of the Civil War. Downtown merchants were urged last week to use that historic connection to bring in tourists.
A man suspected of killing a northern Virginia community activist is expected to appear in court for a preliminary hearing.
A billion-dollar casino being proposed by Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker for the National Harbor development is worrying the District of Columbia's lottery and gaming board.
Federal prosecutors say an Annapolis woman faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty to using at least seven identities to defraud banks, lenders, insurers and the Social Security Administration of $2.6 million.
A bill to ban shark fin sales in Maryland is to be heard by a Senate committee in Annapolis.
