Md. Looks For Compromise As The Catholic Church & White House Battle Over Birth Control
Contraception controversy. A showdown between the White House and the Catholic Church is heating up over the president's mandate to make birth control free.
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Contraception controversy. A showdown between the White House and the Catholic Church is heating up over the president's mandate to make birth control free.
A pattern of violence. Witnesses on the stand describe an explosive relationship between two lacrosse players from Maryland before one of them wound up dead.
The American bald eagle -- now back from the brink of extinction -- is literally flocking to an unlikely spot right here in Maryland.
There's new hope for Maryland homeowners struggling to make ends meet. Nearly a billion dollars is coming our way as part of a massive settlement with five major U.S. banks.
A horrible head-on crash shuts down a busy Baltimore County road. One woman is killed and another is rushed to the hospital.
Officials say public terminals at the Port of Baltimore's set records last year in handling of vehicles, containers and wood pulp.
Authorities have arrested a man suspected of using a long gun to rob several convenience stores in Cecil County.
Maryland's Court of Special Appeals has ordered a new trial on one count of a judgment against ExxonMobil Corp. to families whose wells were contaminated during a 2006 gasoline spill.
Parents who allow their teenagers to use tanning beds could see that option taken away. Some lawmakers want to replace the law that requires parental permission with an outright ban.
Those that count on the snow to pad their paychecks are disappointed with this winter.
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Guilty. That's the verdict in the trial of the man accused of killing a corrections officer inside a Maryland prison. He could get the death penalty.
There are new drugs in the battle against cancer, if you can afford them. Some people who can't are dying.
A man is murdered in broad daylight on a quiet street in Windsor Hills.
NORAD is planning an exercise in the Washington region