President Loh Will Remain UMD President Through June 2020
University of Maryland President Wallace Loh will not retire this year as previously expected.
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University of Maryland President Wallace Loh will not retire this year as previously expected.
Luis Privado, 24, was sentenced to 25 years in the Division of Correction, with all but five years suspended, effectively serving five years in prison.
This episode of Chopped was filmed last May.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he's proposing more than $500 million in tax cuts over five years.
A Trump administration policy that bans most transgender individuals from serving in the military remains blocked because one federal judge has so far failed to lift a lingering injunction.
Lawmakers say the raise shows respect for a workforce that just endured a 35-day partial government shutdown.
A push by Virginia Democrats to loosen restrictions on late-term abortions is erupting into a fierce partisan clash as video of a legislative hearing goes viral.
After reviewing dozens of applications, County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced Wednesday the names of 12 panelists, including community representatives, who will interview the top 10 candidates to be the next Baltimore County Chief of Police.
The federal jury who heard evidence during his three-day trial in September 2018 found him guilty on each of the 18 counts after less than 30 minutes of deliberation.
Maryland State Police have urged drivers to use caution before heading out on the roads during this blanket of cold weather across the state.
A full text of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's State of the State address.
Interim Baltimore City Health Commissioner Mary Beth Haller has issued a Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert for the fifth time this winter as temperatures are expected to drop into the single digits this week.
A 24-year-old man was charged in the murder of 28-year-old Ikeem Isaac.
Legislation that would expand Maryland's law against cyberbullying youth has drawn criticism from the American Civil Liberties Union.
Baltimore Police seized various firearms and ammunition in the past two days, as well as guns and narcotics.
