Md. Asks For Stay During Gun Permit Ruling Appeal
Maryland is asking a federal judge to keep the state's gun permit law in place while they appeal his ruling that it is unconstitutional.
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Maryland is asking a federal judge to keep the state's gun permit law in place while they appeal his ruling that it is unconstitutional.
Skywatchers along the East Coast may be able to see a NASA experiment that will launch a series of rockets to learn more about the little-understood jet stream winds that circle the Earth at the edge of space.
The Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo near Thurmont says it's planning an expansion.
A state Senate panel will hear testimony on a bill to expand collective bargaining rights to certain state employees.
Police in Montgomery County say a Wheaton woman has died in a collision that may have been related to a race involving two other vehicles.
Maryland officials say the sale of $738.4 million in bonds at super low interest rates will benefit efforts to build more schools, hospitals, prisons and cultural projects at an unusually reduced cost.
A Prince George's County councilwoman who has been charged with reckless driving says she's sorry.
Officials at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis say they will be studying the possibility of building a cybersecurity center.
The Maryland State Police will pay $385,000 to nine anti-abortion protesters arrested in Harford County nearly four years ago.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is scaling back a proposed hunting fee increase that would have more than doubled the cost for avid hunters.
Frederick Community College says it has chosen an official from the College of Southern Maryland as its new president.
Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help locating a man wanted for failing to register as a sex offender and failing to appear in court for several other cases.
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Phylicia Rashad. They talked about her new movie, "Good Deeds." Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Money Power Day.
Wounded and ill soldiers and Army veterans from across the country will train and compete for spots on the Army's Warrior Games team.
