Loved Ones Welcome U.S. Airmen Home From Iraq
Hundreds of U.S. Airmen are home for the holidays as the last group of Air Force members left Iraq.
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Hundreds of U.S. Airmen are home for the holidays as the last group of Air Force members left Iraq.
Hundreds of Russian enamels collected over decades by a Washington arts patron have been given to Baltimore's Walters Art Museum.
Blending solemn tradition with joyous reunion, the top commander of U.S. forces in Iraq returned home to U.S. soil Tuesday, greeted by his wife and his president in an understated ceremony to mark the end of a nine-year conflict that has defined a generation.
As a three-judge panel heard arguments about whether Maryland's redistricting map dilutes the African-American vote, one of those judges said Tuesday he doesn't believe a case has been made to require a third black-majority congressional district.
The owner of several Prince George's County liquor stores has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for his role in a corruption scheme that involved former county executive Jack Johnson.
An Oklahoma City company is recalling 875 pounds of turkey filets that are mislabeled as center cut steaks.
The government neared completion of its case against the Army intelligence analyst blamed for the biggest leak of U.S. secrets in American history as the prosecution and defense wrangled over which parts of the proceedings should be public and private.
A slogan like "knock it out of the park" could denote a baseball image to Americans, but could fall flat in other cultures. And that's where the Annapolis-based Compass Languages steps in.
A man accused of trying to kill President Barack Obama by firing several shots at the White House from long range must remain in custody to protect the public and the president, a federal judge said Monday.
Baltimore is hoping to spur growth of businesses based on emerging technologies.
Prince George's County police have identified a police officer who fatally shot a 35-year-old man in Palmer Park over the weekend.
A floating dorm that housed students at St. Mary's College of Maryland for nearly two months has set sail.
Don had "Coffee With" Harry Connick Jr. They talked about his new book, "The Happy Elf." For "People Are Talking," Ron Matz was at Goldman's Bakery talking about Hanukkah goodies.
A Hagerstown man who acknowledged approving substandard concrete products used in construction projects on Interstate 70 and the Capital Beltway has been sentenced to one year of home detention.
Washington's mayor wants taxicabs in the nation's capital to accept credit cards, to be equipped with satellite navigation systems and to all be painted the same color.
