Schurick Testifies In His Own Defense At Robocall Trial
Taking the stand in his own defense, the man at the center of the election day robocall scandal says he didn't break any laws by authorizing the calls.
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Taking the stand in his own defense, the man at the center of the election day robocall scandal says he didn't break any laws by authorizing the calls.
The White House has made a new plea for Alan Gross' release but frosty relations between the U.S. and Cuba and an internal power struggle in the island nation means his freedom is far from certain.
Al-Qaeda is now claiming responsibility for the capture of a 70-year-old Rockville man. The terrorist group has a specific set of demands they say must be met before they will release him.
Baltimore's recent food truck frenzy will continue. Baltimore City extended a policy pilot program.
Is a popular movie making people sick? That's the claim about the latest installment in the "Twilight" series. One scene has apparently triggered a severe reaction-- people going into a seizure.
With millions of items to keep track of, the Enoch Pratt Free Library has found a fun way to get rid of the things it no longer needs.
The Baltimore Sun says it has made a donation that will allow the annual Inner Harbor fireworks display to go on New Year's Eve.
A Maryland man held for four months in the presumed death of his traveling companion in Aruba says he struggled to get back to shore while the pair were snorkeling and that his companion never made it.
A million dollars might just buy some answers in the Chesapeake.
Brian Slagle's parents are renegades when it comes to gardening. It's not unusual for them to throw squash and eggplant seeds into the little patches of soil in the sidewalk outside their Church Street home.
The bloodiest day of the Civil War is the focus of an unusual holiday show near Sharpsburg.
Baltimore County Police make an arrest in a series of home invasions.
