Bullying Prevention Program Set In Frederick
Families Plus and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County will conduct a free program to offer parents insight about bullying among children and teens and how to prevent it.
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Families Plus and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County will conduct a free program to offer parents insight about bullying among children and teens and how to prevent it.
Brentwood Mayor Xzavier Montgomery-Wright has withdrawn her bid for re-election amid criticism that she used town funds to pay for personal expenses.
Bernice A. King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, will speak at the opening of a memorial garden for Mrs. King.
Virginia regulators will wait until a study of the Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population is completed before they make any major changes to rules governing the state's fishery.
Maryland officials are using the popular hobby of geocaching to promote awareness of the state's forests.
Some Maryland racehorse breeders say a growing Chinese interest in imported thoroughbreds could help boost their struggling industry.
Washington Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth has been charged with misdemeanor sexual abuse.
The body of William Donald Schaefer is back in Baltimore for one final farewell. Schaefer lay in repose at Baltimore's City Hall Tuesday, ahead of Wednesday's funeral.
A little boy's leg was mangled by his neighbor's dog in East Baltimore.
State fire officials say a blaze that destroyed an unoccupied home in Corriganville was deliberately set.
Rep. Elijah Cummings is showing his support for Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's mayoral campaign.
A Maryland panel is moving forward in seeking new proposals from developers for a slot machine facility in Baltimore.
A beating at a Baltimore County McDonald's gains national attention. There are questions about whether the attack on a transgender woman was a hate crime.
A federal judge has sentenced the former executive director of the Havre de Grace Housing Authority to three years probation for bribery of a public official.
Marylanders can decide online if they want to put in-state tuition for undocumented students up for a vote next year.
