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Top military leaders told Congress Thursday they are working on a new 'tenant bill of rights' after many military families in Maryland and other states complained of substandard housing conditions. They also apologized to those families.
A federal jury convicted a Maryland man for illegally possessing a firearm and ammunition, according to officials.
Donavain Hodges has been sentenced to life in prison, with all but 45 years suspended after he was convicted in December of the first degree murder of Timothy Sherod, 28.
The court battle continues for Zynae Green's family, the family of the 6-year-old girl who was allegedly electrocuted and left with brain damage after touching a handrail at the MGM National Harbor.
According to his guilty plea, the victim was sitting in her vehicle at the intersection of Ednor and Lakeside Avenues in Baltimore. Thompson approached the vehicle and ordered the victim at gunpoint.
The Maryland House of Delegates is scheduled to vote today on a measure to allow the terminally ill to end their lives with a doctor's help.
March is Developmental Disability Awareness Month, and the local non-profit Arc Northern Chesapeake Region in Harford County wants to educated the public and encourage the community to empower those with differing abilities.
Both harp seals are now recovering in quarantined rooms at the National Aquarium's Animal Care and Rescue Center.
Middle and high school students in Maryland may be allowed to learn a programming language to fulfill foreign language requirements under a bill with bipartisan support that is scheduled to be heard Friday in the House Ways and Means committee.
Baltimore police announced Thursday that the two suspects in Jacquelyn Smith's killing will return to Maryland on March 20.
Abbey Burger Bistro signed a lease to take over the former Nickle Taphouse location in Mt. Washington
A Baltimore man has been arrested in a child sex abuse investigation Wednesday.
Unaccompanied minors will no longer be allowed inside White Marsh Mall after 5 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays starting tomorrow, March 8.
An agency spokeswoman says a social media post from the Maryland Department of Human Services that warned of CIA infiltration was the result of hacking.
The release says that amount of fentanyl is enough to kill 1 million people, or 25 times the population of Hagerstown.
