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Speculation that Republican U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett will retire mounted Thursday as three prominent members of his own party announced they are considering running for his seat in a district made competitive by redistricting.
A man who pleaded guilty to slashing the throats of his wife and two teenage daughters was declared not criminally responsible for the acts.
Election Night robocall controversy. Former Gov. Bob Ehrlich takes the stand to defend a former top aide who prosecutors say tried to suppress the vote during Ehrlich's rematch with Gov. Martin O'Malley.
A Delaware man has been sentenced to five years in prison for molesting a girl in Cecil County over a two-and-a-half-year period.
Questionable septic system upgrade contracts totaling $1 million have been referred to the attorney general's criminal division, according to an audit of the Maryland Department of the Environment released Thursday.
Jailed in Cuba. The campaign to get a Maryland man set free moves in a new direction.
Nearly $2 million in changes may be coming to Camden Yards.
Maryland State Police say a Westminster man was killed when his car crashed into a telephone pole near Gamber.
In the 30 years since AIDS and HIV was diagnosed in America, Baltimore and Maryland have seen their rates of new infections climb to be among the worst in the nation.
When we talk about dangerous drivers, we often talk of teens, but older drivers should be a concern too.
Have you ever bought a product solely because it was advertised by someone you find attractive?
It's up to Daryl Jones whether his spot on the County Council remains vacant while he's in prison.
Authorities are identifying a woman found dead in a burned car in rural Baltimore County on Thanksgiving.
Immigration services scams are getting so sophisticated that fraudsters now advertise online with websites that perfectly mimic those of official government agencies, federal officials said Thursday as they rolled out a nationwide awareness campaign meant to combat such practices.
Maryland's two U.S. senators are asking federal regulators to pay close attention to residents' concerns about a proposed natural-gas compressor station near Myersville.
