Iowa State President Says He Will Stop Flying School Plane
The president of Iowa State University said Monday that he will no longer pilot a university airplane that he has used for trips that have mixed business and personal affairs.
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The president of Iowa State University said Monday that he will no longer pilot a university airplane that he has used for trips that have mixed business and personal affairs.
Baltimore City is making changes to protect handicapped parking spaces. But many say it's worth it, even for a cost. Mike Schuh reports.
Baltimore County Police are searching for 69-year-old Clarence David Holmes, who was last seen at 10:45 a.m. Monday in Catonsville.
Governor Larry Hogan is on track to become the state's most popular governor.
Days after a scathing report exposed alleged racism and sexism by the Howard County Sheriff James Fitzgerald, protesters are fanning the flames and calling for his resignation.
Known as "The King" of golf, Arnold Palmer died yesterday of a heart condition at the age of 87.
Gang retaliation is responsible for another bloody weekend in Baltimore where 19 people were shot.
Annapolis Police say a man has died after a shooting at the unit block of Pleasant Street near downtown Annapolis.
Aberdeen Police say a baby boy is in the hospital after being bit by his family's dog on Sunday evening.
Police have now identified the man who was responsible for a collision that killed an 11-year-old girl, and injured three other children, who were all passengers in his vehicle.
Officials in Carroll County need help identifying the person they believe stole money from Baugher's Orchards in Westminster.
Baltimore County Police are still searching for suspects in the 2005 murder of Tiona Smith.
A new poll has found that while 54 percent of Maryland residents say an executive order should be used "rarely or never," 67 percent approved of Gov. Larry Hogan using one to start schools after Labor Day.
Authorities say an 18-year-old man was killed and another was injured when gunfire broke out as the teens were leaving a party in Maryland.
The Justice Department is awarding more than $20 million for local law enforcement agencies across the country to buy body cameras for officers in the wake of fatal shootings of black men by police that have led to protests and demonstrations.