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A jury is deciding whether Lee Stephens should live or die. Earlier this month, the 32-year-old was convicted of first-degree murder for the fatal stabbing of Cpl. David McGuinn, an officer who worked at the now-closed Maryland House of Correction in Jessup.
A wind energy bill sponsored by Governor Martin O'Malley gets support from a coalition of Maryland college students.
Despite protests from city leaders nationwide, a controversial immigration enforcement program comes to Baltimore. It started Tuesday and Baltimore's mayor is speaking out against it.
The ink wasn't even dry on a settlement with the nation's top mortgage lenders when Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon laid claim to a chunk of the money to avert a huge budget cut for public colleges and universities.
Even though it's still February, we made it all the way up to 63 degrees Wednesday! That is more typical for April than February. What's even more incredible is that we are going right back into the 60s again Thursday and will probably make it there Friday before the front comes through.
After making a public plea to save his friend's life, quarterback Tom Brady's mentor died Tuesday while awaiting a kidney transplant through Johns Hopkins Hospital's transplant program.
Is there a racial divide in higher education in Maryland? The state's historically black colleges and universities say yes. They say that they're underfunded by more than $2 billion.
An armed robbery in a Northeast Baltimore convenience store turned violent when the suspects opened fire, shooting one of the store's customers.
A new law is on the books declaring English the official language of Frederick County.
Maryland lawmakers are considering joining states that have banned the possession and sale of shark fins.
When the boys of summer arrive at Camden Yards, there will be a new voice welcoming the team and fans to the ballpark.
Baltimore County police have charged a woman with stabbing her teen son in the leg during an argument.
Washington National Cathedral says it has raised $2 million to cover restoration work after last year's earthquake severely damaged the building.
A Frederick County judge is affirming a decision blocking a key component of a proposed multistate power line.
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