Md. Gets $27M Federal Grant For Health Exchange
Maryland has received a $27 million federal grant to fund the state's health benefit exchange.
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Maryland has received a $27 million federal grant to fund the state's health benefit exchange.
Mathilde "Mimi" Lee, a former first lady of Maryland, outdoorswoman and mother of eight, has died.
The leaders of two Maryland watermen's groups say they support a new approach to managing Chesapeake Bay blue crab stocks that focuses on how many females are in the bay.
A spaceship Lockheed Martin is building for NASA is being prepared for the next round of tests as engineers attach an "abort tower" designed to lift the ship and its astronauts to safety if something goes wrong during launch.
Mortgage fraud remains widespread in the depressed housing market, with perpetrators motivated by high profits and little risk of getting caught, the FBI said Friday.
Investigators say a discarded cigarette butt caused a fire that displaced the occupants of 12 apartments in Frederick.
Harford County officials say a tree trimmer has died after becoming trapped between a falling limb and a tree trunk.
Eleven people are applying for an open seat on the Montgomery County Circuit Court.
Super robot vampire zombies. A teenager who runs away to a gypsy cult. And a degree-toting plant named Dr. Cactus. It's just standard fodder at Filmsters Academy.
A Brunswick couple has pleaded guilty to animal abuse charges stemming from the discovery of nearly 100 dogs inside their home, but will not serve any jail time as part of a plea agreement.
Authorities say a former waiter at a TGI Friday's restaurant in Laurel has been indicted on charges he copied and sold the numbers of 73 credit cards.
Two staffers from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation are past the midpoint of a 1,200-mile bike ride through the bay watershed.
Maintenance work on four of Metro's five lines will cause delays of up to 20 minutes for travelers this weekend.
Some special guests from Prince George's County will be joining firefighter recruits in a run across the Woodrow Wilson Bridge.
A Maryland lawmaker says the judge presiding over a lawsuit over in-state tuition for illegal immigrants should recuse himself from the case.