Pakistani Indicted In Alleged Nuclear Export Scheme
Federal prosecutors say a Pakistani national is facing charges he conspired to illegally export nuclear reactor materials to Pakistan.
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Federal prosecutors say a Pakistani national is facing charges he conspired to illegally export nuclear reactor materials to Pakistan.
A top federal immigration official is asking states' attorneys general to help him crack down on fake immigration lawyers and educate immigrants on how to spot them.
Maryland emergency management officials are urging residents to use caution as heavy rains approach the state bringing the potential for flooding.
The National Organization of Marriage is pledging $1 million to fight Maryland Republicans who support gay marriage and support Democrats who oppose the measure.
Authorities say ice and sleet are making driving treacherous in the mountains of far western Maryland.
A measure allowing illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition in Maryland has been amended to require them to first attend a community college in the jurisdiction where they went to high school.
A Metro report says that some water pipes needed in emergencies to put out fires in the system's tunnels weren't designed to carry adequate water pressure.
If possible install a programmable thermostat to adjust your home's temperature settings.
As if we didn't get enough rain this past weekend, it appears we're getting another blast of wet weather.
The Justice Department has now netted a dozen convictions of State Department workers who looked at confidential passport records of celebrities in violation of privacy laws.
Maryland lawmakers are considering new regulations for lawn fertilizer because it harms the Chesapeake Bay if it isn't applied properly.
Investigators are looking for the cause of a fire that badly damaged the Greensburg Farm Market near Hagerstown.
National Public Radio President and CEO Vivian Schiller says she resigned because it would have been too difficult for NPR to confront a possible loss of federal funding if she had remained in charge.
Prince George's County prosecutors are investigating a complaint that more than 1,000 deeds for homes foreclosed upon in Maryland were improperly executed.
