Black Population In D.C. Down To 50 Percent
The nation's capital is on the brink of losing its black majority for the first time in 60 years, according to Census data released Thursday.
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The nation's capital is on the brink of losing its black majority for the first time in 60 years, according to Census data released Thursday.
Police are searching for a suspect they say has broken into a least two homes and assaulted women in the Pasadena area.
An Olney man with a history of mental health problems has been ordered held without bond in the shooting deaths of two men in that town.
Some Baltimore parents are turning their grief into action, trying to change Maryland laws to prevent the kind of tragedy that killed their young daughter five years ago at Druid Hill Park.
Image change. It's what a local group of artists wants for black men.
You can score a free cup of coffee and help those in need in Baltimore. A popular local coffee company is giving back to the community.
Decriminalizing marijuana. The Senate passes a bill to establish a Maryland model for the distribution of medical marijuana.
"Shrek The Musical" is playing at the Hippodrome.
Murder is not something that happens often in the city of Frederick, and an unknown killer on the loose is equally uncommon.
Decades ago local schools like Gilman and Boys Latin used to battle it out on the baseball diamond with city public schools like Poly and Patterson.
Hundreds of Maryland National Guardsmen are on their way to the Middle East. They'll be gone from their families for one year.
A court document says a parolee admitted he'd stabbed his estranged wife as he unleashed an ugly rant to Maryland police who arrested him on charges of killing her in a New York City hair salon.
The Maryland Senate has voted to require the governor to decide within 180 days whether an inmate sentenced to life in prison should be paroled.
More than a dozen states should eliminate the disparities they maintain in sentencing people charged with crack and powder cocaine crimes, gaps that persist despite changes to federal law last year, a national group that advocates for criminal justice reform said Thursday.
The flowering trees that symbolize friendship between the United States and Japan are blooming for the 99th time in Washington in the wake of one of the world's worst natural disasters.
