Md. Senate Bill Proposes Posting Financial & Conflict Of Interest Disclosures On The Internet
The Maryland Senate tackles ethics questions with a proposal for more transparency.
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The Maryland Senate tackles ethics questions with a proposal for more transparency.
The cash-strapped Baltimore school system is forking out millions of dollars in overtime each year, and there is anger about some of the people making the money.
Laurel Police are releasing a video to help search for the driver of a pick-up truck that swerved onto a sidewalk, hit a pedestrian and then kept driving.
Two families will split $100,000 in a settlement of a wrongful death suit brought after two coal miners were killed in a high-wall collapse.
Every day, stray dogs are brought into the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) in Baltimore City. Some stand out because of the hardships they've endured.
If you ever wanted to be a Baltimore Ravens cheerleader, now's your chance. This is the weekend for the big auditions at the Merritt Downtown Athletic Club.
If there's an adventure inside every book, Dr. Seuss is one of the best tour guides. The author is at the center of a campaign to collect books and inspire more students to read.
Police in Prince George's County are holding a seminar on a program aimed at helping find adults who go missing.
One person has suffered severe burns in a two-story rowhouse in Southwest Baltimore. The injured resident was transported to the Johns Hopkins Bayview Burn Center.
Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help locating a missing man from New York City.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller is warning lawmakers this will be one of the most contentious sessions ever in terms of dealing with the budget.
District of Columbia officials are in talks to lure the Washington Redskins back to the city by hosting a team headquarters and training facility near the team's former RFK Stadium.
A Howard County judge has declared a mistrial in the case a man charged with strangling a fellow patient at a maximum-security state mental hospital.
The Maryland Senate has voted to confirm two nominees to the state's Public Service Commission.
Union officials say the owners of the Sparrows Point steel mill plan to temporarily idle the tin mill at the financially struggling plant.
