Ex-Spy Agency Official Strikes Plea Bargain
A federal judge in Baltimore dismissed Espionage Act charges against a former official with the National Security Agency accused of leaking classified documents.
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A federal judge in Baltimore dismissed Espionage Act charges against a former official with the National Security Agency accused of leaking classified documents.
The Baltimore mayor's race picks up momentum. The field of candidates appears to be set and platforms are being defined.
Baltimore City now faces a multi-million dollar civil lawsuit, in part for keeping Officer Gahiji Tshamba on the police force—despite his troubled past. On Thursday, a judge found Tshamba guilty of manslaughter for shooting an unarmed Marine.
From the first day of school, students at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School take on an internship with Baltiimore businesses.
Baltimore Gas and Electric says it has restored power to tens of thousands of customers in central Maryland.
On Sunday, CBS will broadcast the Tony Awards which recognize greatness on Broadway. There is a Pikesville man who is very interested about what happens on Broadway.
A plan to steer more bicycle-riding tourists into downtown Cumberland faces a hurdle in the form of a homeless woman.
A Hagerstown man faces up to three years in prison for his role in a three-vehicle crash that killed a Delaware woman.
A Maryland chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is questioning the legality of an online petition seeking a statewide referendum on in-state college tuition for illegal immigrants.
The Washington Times has announced Ed Kelley as its new editor.
We're going to get some much-needed relief from the recent extreme heat, and the humidity will be getting trimmed ever so slightly. Nonetheless, it'll still be unseasonably hot this afternoon with most temperatures winding up near 90... Any shower or thunderstorm appears as if it will happen this afternoon or this evening.
The company planning to redevelop the former Fort Ritchie Army base in western Maryland says it's trimming its spending there because the project has been stalled by litigation.
Speed cameras are coming to the Capital Beltway for the first time as part of a long-term construction project on an already congested stretch of the highway.
Metro customers traveling on the red, blue and orange lines should expect to add 20 minutes to their commutes this weekend because of track work.
Prince George's County high school students who want to play a sport in the upcoming school year will have to pay a fee.
