House Panel Vote On Gay Marriage Unlikely Thursday
The chairman of Maryland's House Judiciary Committee says he will likely delay voting again on a bill to legalize same-sex marriage.
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The chairman of Maryland's House Judiciary Committee says he will likely delay voting again on a bill to legalize same-sex marriage.
More than a man's fate will be at stake when U.S. contractor Alan Gross goes to trial Friday on charges he sought to undermine Cuba's government by bringing communications equipment onto the island illegally.
A man who was shot by U.S. Capitol Police officers after approaching them with a gun has pleaded guilty in the case.
Salisbury police say a man has been charged with assault after two people were attacked near Buena Vista Avenue.
Children of illegal immigrants would get to pay in-state tuition rates for Maryland colleges, but would first have to graduate community college, under a bill making its way through the Maryland Senate.
A man who prosecutors say was a key player in a corruption probe of Washington's taxicab industry pleaded guilty to his part in a scheme to pay bribes for cab licenses.
Some may think their words are hateful but Wednesday the highest court in the land decided a Kansas church has every right to protest US soldiers' funerals.
High pressure located over southeastern Canada is pushing some very chilly air into the mid-Atlantic region. You'll notice it the minute you step outside early Thursday morning and pretty much throughout the entire day.
A public transit advocacy group says a proposed 10-cent increase in Maryland's gasoline tax could help fund an expansion of MARC train service between Washington and Frederick County.
Maryland lawmakers will invite wine lovers who want their favorite vintages shipped to their homes to make their case Friday at a state Senate committee hearing. But to influence the bill to allow such shipments, connoisseurs would have done better to attend a pair of undisclosed "stakeholder meetings" weeks ago.
Sit with the Mayor at a Ravens game?
Marty and Don talked to Bethenny Frankel and Michael Moloney about helping Americans get organized. Ron Matz was at Ft. McHenry talking about the dedication for the new visitor center at the Fort McHenry.
Thousands of copies of Towson University's student newspaper disappeared possibly because of a story printed inside.
The western Maryland town of Mountain Lake Park is considering a ban on drilling for natural gas within its boundaries.
Looking for a natural born killer to go after a foreign invader. The target is the Asian stink bug, which has been crawling inside Maryland homes all winter.
