Virginia's Gov. Northam Says That Wasn't Him In Racist Yearbook Picture
Virginia's governor on Saturday vowed to remain in office despite widespread calls for his resignation after a racist photo surfaced on a school yearbook page.
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Virginia's governor on Saturday vowed to remain in office despite widespread calls for his resignation after a racist photo surfaced on a school yearbook page.
A Maryland senator has filed a bill to name June 28 "Freedom of the Press Day" in honor of the five killed in the shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper.
Firefighters rescued one homeowner, one cat and several parrots in a house fire on Prospect Mill Road Friday night.
A Republican senator in Maryland who wants owners to pay for the care of animals seized in cruelty cases says his bill needs more work before it can pass.
Super Bowl Sunday is almost here and so who do you turn to get an accurate prediction of which team is going to win the big one?
Deputies from the Harford County sheriff's office are looking for porch pirate said to be responsible for at least 3 package thefts.
A man suspected in the death of a popular Baltimore bartender pleaded guilty in court Friday and said he would testify against his own mother and her boyfriend in the case.
The first day of February and Baltimore was greeted with another snow day which has brought everything but leisure as the city adjusts to school closings, early dismissals, and wet roads.
Police are investigating after a 1-year-old was found dead in northwest Baltimore.
Multiple calls came in Friday night for a one-alarm fire at a home in Anne Arundel County.
On the first day of Baltimore's ceasefire weekend, a man was left dead Friday after being shot in the city.
The last of three gang members from MS-13 plead guilty Friday to using Facebook to lure a victim to Maryland where he was drowned and then stabbed repeatedly with a machete.
A plan to clear 240 acres of forest for a Georgetown University solar farm has drawn complaints from environmentalists and Maryland residents.
Gun legislation in Annapolis continues to stir up debate as advocates for a bill requiring background checks for people purchasing rifles and shotguns are making their case with a powerful voice.
A transgender English teacher says she was repeatedly harassed by students, parents and colleagues at three different schools in a Maryland district and when she complained, she says Prince George's County school officials retaliated.
