Medicaid Family Panning Benefits To Expand In Md.
More low-income women will be eligible for Medicaid family planning services in Maryland when a new law takes effect in the state next week.
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More low-income women will be eligible for Medicaid family planning services in Maryland when a new law takes effect in the state next week.
George Bacon Rasin Jr., a Maryland judge who led a movement to modernize juvenile justice in the state, has died.
Westminster Police Department needs the public's help with a Christmas Eve assault investigation.
RG Steel has alerted Maryland unemployment officials that it is furloughing about 720 workers at its Sparrows Point plant until March.
Arson investigators are on the scene of a suspicious house fire that broke out Wednesday morning in West Baltimore.
Frederick County authorities say they have charged four 16-year-old boys with second-degree arson in a series of fires in the unincorporated community of Urbana.
Karen DeSha clutched the bench in front of her and began to shake, letting out short yelps as the man in shackles and an orange jumpsuit shuffled into the Prince George's County courtroom. DeSha had driven eight hours for this, her first face-to-face encounter with the man accused of killing her son. She left, sobbing, after only a few minutes.
U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett says he's stepping up fundraising for a re-election bid now that a court has dismissed a challenge to the redistricting map that made Maryland's 6th Congressional District more competitive.
Scientists say the huge sediment plume that formed in the Chesapeake Bay after Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee did not cause the widespread damage they had feared.
A Mount Airy woman faces a bond review hearing after she was arrested on an arson charge for allegedly setting fire to her own home.
Don and Tim had "Coffee With" Jessica Alba. For People Are Talking, Mike Schuh was at the Walters Art Museum talking about the museum's "Madonna of the Candelabra" being chosen by the U.S. Postal Service as an official Christmas stamp for 2011 and 2012.
A Maryland-based online wedding planning website is offering a perk to employees that seems too good to be true: unlimited time off.
The city of Frederick is considering changing the way it enforces restrictions on bicycling and skateboarding on certain city property.
A local nonprofit group is offering people in the D.C. area who have had too much to drink a free ride home through the end of the year.
Alarming new numbers show more sex assaults at military academies than ever before. At the Naval Academy in Annapolis, it's been a controversial issue for years.
