Md. Lawmakers Have Close Eye On Doctors Using Cardiac Stents
Maryland lawmakers want to make sure someone's keeping a close eye on doctors performing cardiac stent procedures in the wake of a scandal involving one of the area's top cardiologists.
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Maryland lawmakers want to make sure someone's keeping a close eye on doctors performing cardiac stent procedures in the wake of a scandal involving one of the area's top cardiologists.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is urging caution as snow piles up on the state's highways.
The U.S. Naval Academy has settled a complaint brought by an English professor who claimed he was wrongly denied a pay raise for publicly criticizing the academy's admissions policies.
Hot water is the third largest energy expense in your home. It can account for 12 percent of your utility bill.
A Maryland Senate panel will be getting an update on horse racing and gambling in the state.
The Maryland Transit Administration says it has activated its snow plan in anticipation of a winter storm.
The federal government is letting employees get a head start on the commute home as the Washington region braces for the first significant snowfall since last winter's back-to-back blizzards.
Some lawmakers want to add a "dime a drink" tax to alcoholic drinks in Maryland. Delegates introduced the bill this week.
A state delegate from western Maryland is reintroducing a bill in the General Assembly to enable Garrett County to regulate wind turbines.
Baltimore city agencies will soon be making more data available to the public.
Maryland's Senate president says the state just wasn't learning anything from Southern states.
The U.S. Naval Academy has expelled seven midshipmen for violating the academy's illicit substance abuse policy.
Authorities say a body recovered late Tuesday from the Mississippi River has been tentatively identified as the brother of Baltimore Ravens' star safety Ed Reed.
Metro's red line trains are sharing a single track near Friendship Heights, but the transit agency says earlier delays have been resolved.
The first lady established her White House mentoring program for girls first, then the president followed with his for boys. Now Michelle Obama says if she and her husband can mentor young people, corporate America can too.
