Former Archives Employee Pleads Guilty To Theft
A former National Archives employee pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing and selling recordings from his former employer, including an original 1937 sound recording of baseball legend Babe Ruth.
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A former National Archives employee pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing and selling recordings from his former employer, including an original 1937 sound recording of baseball legend Babe Ruth.
Maryland's health department is sponsoring the state's annual minority health disparities conference.
The White House is about to get its first female chief usher.
Protesters plan to march in Baltimore against a proposed youth detention center.
The very slow-moving upper-level low pressure system that has been spinning its wheels over the mid-Atlantic states for the past three days is finally beginning to show us signs that it is about to "move on" early this morning.
Some western Maryland contractors are demanding an end to the state's Minority Business Enterprise law.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's advisory committee on legislative redistricting has issued its recommended map for Maryland's eight congressional districts.
Marty and Don had "Coffee With" Gloria Estefan. They talked about "Miss Little Havana," her 24th album and first English-language release since 2003. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in Fells Point talking about Baltimore Beer Week.
In just a few months, Maryland lawmakers will take up the issue of same-sex marriage again. The bill came very close to passing last season and now a new campaign is launching, attempting to win over more supporters.
More listeria fears---this time in lettuce. The recall has expanded to Maryland.
It's now clear what killed former Raven Orlando Brown.
Police have captured an escaped prisoner.
Salisbury police are looking for a man who shot another man in the leg near the Salisbury Marina Office.
Maryland's public health agency says a nearly 18-month cancer investigation has produced enough statistically significant results to warrant continued monitoring in neighborhoods around Fort Detrick in Frederick.
Baltimore Police say a man sexually assaulted a Johns Hopkins student early Saturday in an alley two blocks from campus.
