2 Baltimore Police Officers On Leave After Reported Public Sex Act
Two Baltimore City police officers were reportedly caught in a sex scandal.
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Two Baltimore City police officers were reportedly caught in a sex scandal.
A round of winter weather is headed to Maryland Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
The report card is in for Baltimore City schools. Students rank below the national average, but they're still making some important progress.
Baltimore Police have teamed up with a national retailer to bring some holiday joy to deserving school kids in Baltimore.
Authorities have arrested an Annapolis area man accused of making false promises to bring Ravens players to school assemblies.
Should Carroll County be held responsible for the death of a 9-year-old? His family is suing the county after a tree crushed the little boy while he was at a county-run campsite.
One of the most popular shows on and off Broadway is headed back to the Hippodrome.
Several dozen protesters upset about what they call corporate greed and the excessive influence of money in politics were arrested Wednesday after shutting down K Street, home to many major lobbying firms, in a demonstration that snarled mid-day traffic in the nation's capital.
A state legislative audit says Maryland paid $426,000 in Medicaid to 10 people who were dead.
A season of sadness. The families of Marylanders killed by drunk drivers gather for the state's annual memorial to the victims.
The trial for one of the men behind the 2010 Election Night robocall ended in guilty verdicts. It's the latest political scandal to make its way before a Maryland jury.
Wednesday marks the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. More than 100 survivors from around the country gathered in Hawaii for ceremonies hosted by the National Park Service.
Federal and local officials say the Washington area is better equipped to respond to emergencies in the wake of an earthquake and a freak snowstorm that snarled traffic this year.
Frederick County prosecutors say they won't pursue theft charges against a Thurmont farmer accused of possessing stolen farm and construction equipment.
Maryland's Board of Public Works has approved $17 million in construction grants for the Blue Plains sewage plant, the largest single source of nitrogen pollution entering the Chesapeake Bay.
