Union Rally Expected To Bring 5,000 To Annapolis
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller is bracing his Senate colleagues for a big rally in Annapolis early next week by unions that oppose state pension reforms.
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Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller is bracing his Senate colleagues for a big rally in Annapolis early next week by unions that oppose state pension reforms.
Authorities say Frederick County sheriff's deputies detained a staff member at a Marine Corps recruiting station in Frederick after a vehicle fire outside the building.
The wife of former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson is seeking to delay a court hearing in her corruption case, saying she needs more time to prepare.
You may know your carbon footprint, but do you know your nitrogen footprint?
Authorities say more than 2 inches of rain in parts of western Maryland are pushing streams over their banks and prompting road closures.
Do you have an old, working refrigerator or freezer collecting dust in your basement or garage? Why not recycle it?
The U.S. Naval Academy has expelled three more students for using or possessing synthetic marijuana.
The Prince George's County sheriff's office says deputies have yet to serve 642 felony warrants, part of an overall backlog of more than 50,000 outstanding warrants and writs.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has waded into a polluted lake on the Eastern Shore to call attention to environmental problems caused by leaky septic systems.
NPR will forge ahead in the fight for federal money despite six months of bad PR -- and without its chief executive.
The Transportation Security Administration said Wednesday it is trying to determine how a man slipped past authorities and boarded a flight with a stolen boarding pass at New York's Kennedy airport.
A measure that would allow illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates at Maryland colleges under certain conditions moved forward on Wednesday, just as many states are working toward cracking down on those who come to the U.S. improperly.
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved the first new drug to treat lupus in over 50 years, a milestone that medical experts say could prompt development of other drugs that are even more effective in treating the debilitating immune system disorder.
A nonprofit group is offering free cab rides in the Washington region on St. Patrick's Day to combat drunk driving.
Metro General Manager Richard Sarles says the transit system's bus and rail network regularly fails to meet performance standards and reversing the decline will take years.
