Idaho Man Charged With Attempted Assassination Of Obama Or His Staff
An Idaho man charged with firing two shots at the White House last week has been charged with attempting to assassinate President Barack Obama or his staff.
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An Idaho man charged with firing two shots at the White House last week has been charged with attempting to assassinate President Barack Obama or his staff.
It's still a mystery as to what the white powder was that was found on a flight bound for Baltimore. The substance caused some tense moments on board.
Constellation Energy and Exelon say their shareholders have approved the proposed $7.9 billion merger of the two companies.
Heraldic, an Arabian gelding from Anne Arundel County, and his rider, John Crandell III, were honored Wednesday by state officials after winning an individual and a team silver medal in a nearly 75-mile endurance race at the Pan Am Games in Chile last month.
With a special deficit-reduction supercommittee floundering, the top Republican in Congress warned Thursday that he won't permit savings from winding down the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to pay for President Barack Obama's jobs spending agenda.
Former National Security Agency analysts who had complained about waste and mismanagement want authorities to return computers seized from their homes.
One of the bidders for a western Maryland slot-machine license says another bidder contacted him about making a deal to eliminate their competition.
Promises to build more renewable energy sites in Maryland as part of the proposed sale of Constellation Energy to Chicago's Exelon Corp. are drawing opposition in western Maryland.
Officials with Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts officials say they don't have the funds to produce the annual Inner Harbor fireworks display due to a lack of donations.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is welcoming a new arrival. A female Addra gazelle calf was born on Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011, at approximately 8 a.m.
Vinny Cerrato talks about his top teams.
A Cumberland man is agreeing to serve 10 years in federal prison for running a child pornography bulletin board with about 140 members.
Increasingly gripped by stalemate, Republicans and Democrats on a congressional deficit-reduction supercommittee now seem to be devoting more time to assigning blame than working through the sharp differences that divide them.
Several suspects accused of forcing women into prostitution in West Texas are facing more serious charges in the case.
