Ben Carson To Skip Debate, Tells Supporters There's 'No Path Forward'
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson will skip a Thursday night debate in Detroit saying " he does not see a "political path forward" in light of Super Tuesday results.
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Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson will skip a Thursday night debate in Detroit saying " he does not see a "political path forward" in light of Super Tuesday results.
The battle over a high stakes plan to bring off-track betting to the Timonium Fairgrounds continues.
The video of a city school officer slapping a student is making its rounds on the Internet. It's made a lot of people angry, including the councilwoman who represents that district.
Pope Francis prayed for our city with a group of local religious leaders who traveled to Rome.
Today's the day to pick up a book, it's National Read Across America Day and one favorite author -- especially for the youngest readers -- is Dr. Seuss.
A health warning--a severe strain of bronchitis is spreading throughout parts of Maryland and the U.S.
The Supreme Court appears sharply divided as it hears its first major abortion case in almost a decade--and it's one that could potentially affect millions of women.
Maryland would make family planning more affordable under a bill in the General Assembly.
The National Park Service is predicts a peak bloom for Washington's cherry blossom trees for March 31-April 3.
A man charged in the slayings of two Virginia college students has plead guilty to their murders in a hearing on Wednesday.
Baltimore County police have charged a man with attempted first degree murder after they say he shot two men in Randallstown.
Two weeks after a 106-year-old woman's unbridled excitement upon meeting President Barack Obama went viral, friends of the Washington centenarian have set up a fundraising page for those who asked about donating to one of the Internet's newest stars.
Police are still searching for clues in the suspicious death of a Stevensville woman whose body was found floating in the water in 2013.
A Baltimore man was arrested by city police in connection with a Feb. 27 shooting.
A Maryland waterman who was already convicted twice of poaching oysters, was charged Friday with 146 counts of harvesting undersized oysters by Maryland Natural Resources Police.
