Bill Prohibits Reading Text Messages While Driving
Maryland lawmakers are taking another hard look at distracted driving.
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Maryland lawmakers are taking another hard look at distracted driving.
A Baltimore college professor has been accused of associating with a hate group. The allegations surfaced during a finance hearing on Capitol Hill.
When a team headed by a University of Maryland scientist punched a hole in a comet, they had everything but a clear view. Five years later, that may be about to change.
More people are buckling their seat belts than ever before, but a just-released study is still raising some concern.
A woman, who had just been granted a protective order from her husband, was stabbed repeatedly on a busy Baltimore City street.
If you're going to be in Ocean City in July, you're going to have a lot of company. The best cyclists and skateboarders in the world and their fans will be joining vacationers.
For the second time in one week, a West Baltimore school is evacuated because of a carbon monoxide leak.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is supporting a bill that would close a campaign finance loophole.
Despite the foundering economy and dwindling racing industry, the state's horse industry is still contributing to the economy and holding its own in some segments, says a recent Maryland Equine Census -- the first in nearly a decade.
The U.S. military is planning overnight training flights in the Washington area to test the region's aerospace defenses.
Back to reality today, but the warmth is coming back.
The president of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation says the federal budget proposed by the House Appropriations Committee would make devastating cuts to clean water programs.
Too many Maryland drivers are still talking on handheld cell phones because a ban on using them while driving can only be enforced if they commit another violation, a lawmaker who supports a stronger law said Tuesday.
Government lawyers are defending tactics that have been used in a criminal investigation of leaks of secret documents by the WikiLeaks website.
Hood College President Ron Volpe says he has verbally agreed to a five-year extension that will keep him at the school in Frederick through 2016.
