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The prosecution rests in the case against George Huguely, who is accused of killing Cockeysville native Yeardley Love. They ended with riveting testimony from Huguely's former lacrosse teammates, and a woman claiming Huguely wanted sex the night Love died.
From wars to disasters, the Navy hospital ship Comfort always found its way to Baltimore. But not for much longer.
The Turkish Embassy is hosting another season of jazz concerts in Washington to help mark the groundbreaking next week of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Workers at Maryland's maximum-security mental hospital called on lawmakers Wednesday to support staffing increases at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center included in Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed budget.
Arena Stage is announcing plans to feature Janis Joplin's music, a reinterpretation of "My Fair Lady" and the Washington premiere of the Broadway play "The Mountaintop" in its 2012-2013 season.
A Maryland Republican lawmaker considered to be a swing vote in the House of Delegates gay marriage debate will not support the legislation.
A registered sex offender who apparently disliked his young buddy's girlfriend was convicted in a plea deal Wednesday of fatally stabbing them both in a hobo camp in the western Maryland town of Oakland.
BWI Marshall Airport tops itself with an all-time record high in annual passenger traffic.
The majority owner of the Hagerstown Suns says Major League Baseball and the Washington Nationals have requested improvements to the 80-year-old stadium that the minor league team calls home.
A citizen of Pakistan who once lived in Baltimore is headed for a Guantanamo war crimes tribunal.
A wind and solar power project proposed for a Talbot County wastewater treatment plant has been canceled by the county council.
Prince George's County officials have activated speed cameras at two dozen new locations near schools.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is scheduled to take part in a public forum hosted by The Baltimore Sun.
Dining hall cooks from five local universities are taking part in a cafeteria cook-off, all in the name of charity.
More than 100 ancient artworks from Mexico, Central America and the Andes are on display at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore.
