Judge Hears Arguments In Md. Race Bias Case
An attorney for Frederick County says there's no evidence that two deputy sheriffs discriminated against a Salvadoran woman during a 2008 encounter that led to her arrest on an immigration warrant.
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An attorney for Frederick County says there's no evidence that two deputy sheriffs discriminated against a Salvadoran woman during a 2008 encounter that led to her arrest on an immigration warrant.
More than 100 business leaders, educators and state officials will join Gov. Martin O'Malley's trade mission to India, a trip the administration is touting as the largest in Maryland's history and the first by a sitting Maryland governor.
Public schools in Washington have a new director of athletics, the first woman to head the department.
A young child mummified over 200 years ago has returned to the University of Maryland.
Justice delayed. The trial for the man behind the controversial 2010 Election Night robocalls has been postponed.
Revealing wiretaps. Evidence of corruption in Prince George's County becomes public. They show how the former county executive and his wife tried hiding bribery money.
A Bibb County, Georgia grand jury has indicted 26-year-old Stephen McDaniel on a murder charge in the killing of Lauren Giddings, his Mercer University law school classmate and next-door neighbor in Macon.
An employee of Belvedere Tires has pleaded guilty for burning down the tire shop in September.
The proposed rezoning of nearly 200 Frederick County properties could lead to 17,000 more homes that would increase sprawl, harm the environment and lead to higher taxes to provide services, opponents said Tuesday as they announced a lawsuit.
Investigators with the Maryland State Police are continuing their investigation into the deadly hit- and-run collision which occurred early Sunday morning in the northbound lanes of Maryland Route 3 just south of Route 450 in Prince George's County.
Baltimore is expected to host the Green Party's 2012 presidential nomination convention.
At first, retirement wasn't easy for Darla Schaefer. Her job as a federal environment program manager kept her so busy with traveling, that she didn't have time for crafts outside of the holidays. After she left her job in 1999, she went from one art class to another, trying to find something that intrigued her.
A videotaped statement shows that the former boyfriend of a slain Hagerstown woman initially told police that his ex-girlfriend shot herself in the head.
Holiday sales, shopping contests and a New Year's Eve celebration are among the ways city officials are hoping to drive more people into downtown Westminster.
U.S. Roman Catholic bishops vowed Monday to defend their religious liberty in the face of growing acceptance of gay marriage and what they called attempts by secularists to marginalize faith.
