Even Without Nehro, Preakness Could Draw 14 Horses
Despite Nehro's absence, the race is expected to attract the maximum 14 horses — only the third time since 1991 that 14 horses have run in the Preakness.
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Despite Nehro's absence, the race is expected to attract the maximum 14 horses — only the third time since 1991 that 14 horses have run in the Preakness.
An environmental group says the Maryland governor's decision to sign a trash incineration bill will hurt recycling efforts.
The White House says President Barack Obama will visit CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., on Friday to thank employees there for their work in tracking down Osama bin Laden.
A judge in Frederick is ordering continued juvenile detention for a high school student accused of bringing a loaded handgun and extra ammunition to school.
Former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson has pleaded guilty to charges of extortion and witness and evidence tampering.
InfieldFest @ Preakness: Good, Bad or Ugly?
The Prince George's County Council has rejected a 2 percent raise for about 1,500 municipal employees, though county leaders say they'd be open to considering a one-time bonus for workers.
Marty and Don talked to director Jon M. Chu about his experience working with global superstar Justin Bieber on his movie, "Never Say Never." Ron Matz was in Hampden at the Art of Baltimore talking about the fundraiser, HeART of Baltimore, to raise money for art classes for seniors, children and teens.
A businessman who owns nearly half of all gas stations in the District of Columbia is defending himself against an anti-trust probe.
Mourners are paying final respects to one of three teenagers killed in a car crash in Olney over the weekend.
A bill limiting the use of lawn fertilizers, a growing source of Chesapeake Bay pollution, is to be signed into law this week.
How private landowners can help preserve the green salamander and other rare species found in Garrett County will be discussed at the annual meeting of the Allegheny Highlands Conservancy.
An Ellicott City man who killed two people in a car crash in 2002 faces up to seven more years in prison for allegedly violating probation.
Rising gas prices have sparked a lot of interest in electric cars. Now important technology for those cutting-edge cars will be made right here in Maryland.
A Russian woman set out on a trip to Baltimore, only to vanish just miles from her destination.
