Baltimore Casino Continues To See Revenue Drop In May
New figures show revenue continues to drop at downtown Baltimore's new casino in the aftermath of April's riot.
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New figures show revenue continues to drop at downtown Baltimore's new casino in the aftermath of April's riot.
Sen. Ben Cardin is scheduled to attend a discussion with members of communities directly affected by rioting in Baltimore after the death of Freddie Gray.
The governor's office is inviting Baltimore businesses hurt by rioting and looting to meet with federal, state and local agencies offering recovery assistance.
A task force is recommending tighter ethics rules for Frederick County officials amid a contracting dispute.
The Maryland Tax Court has ruled that office-supply retailer Staples owes the state more than $14 million in back taxes.
Hundreds of mourners greeted Vice President Joe Biden and his family with hugs and condolences as they paid their respects to his eldest son, who died of brain cancer last week.
An alleged senior prank turns criminal when vandals target an Anne Arundel County High School -- just hours after graduation ceremonies.
The Obama administration is scrambling to assess the impact of a massive data breach involving the agency that handles security clearances and employee records, U.S. officials said Thursday.
Police are looking for a man stole several expensive bottles of liquor by shoving most of them down his pants while his female companion distracted the store's staff.
Detectives investigating the quadruple murder of a family kidnapped, tortured and killed inside their Washington, D.C. home have a new person of interest.
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is asking for the public's help in identifying persons of interest in connection with the pharmacy thefts during April's riots in Baltimore.
Authorities in Washington are seeking the public's help in locating seven vehicles and 14 persons of interest in connection with the shooting death of a D.C. journalist.
Is the theft of prescription drugs really to blame for Baltimore's deadliest month in a generation? The commissioner links them to the alarming rise violence.
Maryland's governor is expressing interest in bringing the fastest train in the world to our state -- after taking his own test ride in Japan!
An Annapolis couple says they've been forced out of their home by snakes.
