College Park Sorority Members Accused Of Hazing
Several current and former University of Maryland students are accused of assaulting a fellow student who wanted to join their group.
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Several current and former University of Maryland students are accused of assaulting a fellow student who wanted to join their group.
The city of Frederick has stopped semiannual curbside bulk trash collection.
A senior at Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville has won the "Jeopardy!" Teen Tournament and its $75,000 grand prize.
A fourth-grader from Frederick gets to shush the First Lady in a new public-service announcement promoting Michelle Obama's national fitness campaign, Let's Move.
An Oakland man is serving a 20-day jail term for cruelty to horses.
There was another critical debate in Annapolis Wednesday. This one focused on protecting hearts in Maryland after many learned they were offered a stent procedure they did not need. Lawmakers are working to better regulate the surgery.
After the suicide of a Virginia student, Maryland school leaders are reviewing their zero tolerance policy.
A new visitors center is set to open at Fort McHenry, just in time for the bicentennial of the War of 1812.
The New York City Council has passed a bill that would force pregnancy counseling centers to disclose whether they provide abortions, emergency contraception and prenatal care.
The Army says it has filed 22 additional charges against Pvt. 1st Class Bradley E. Manning, the soldier suspected of providing classified government documents published by the WikiLeaks anti-secrecy group.
The Pentagon says two soldiers assigned to the Aberdeen Proving Ground have been killed in Afghanistan.
Will a same-sex marriage bill survive in Annapolis? Lawmakers postponed a critical committee vote on the landmark legislation for the second day in a row.
There was a big push Wednesday in Annapolis to better protect students from the dangers of sports-related concussions. A proposed law would set new guidelines for coaches and young athletes across the state.
At nearly a hundred places around the country, the people who work for the Social Security Administration spent their lunch hour trying to get the attention of Congress and voters.
The Meyerhoff Symphony Hall is bustling with musicians as the BSO gets ready for its new season.
