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Underwater grasses in the Chesapeake Bay, a key indicator of the health of the waterway, decreased last year with high water temperatures and poor water quality eyed as factors, researchers said Thursday as they released the results of an annual survey.
Police are investigating a deadly shooting just blocks from the Inner Harbor.
A Pennsylvania woman is serving a 15-year-prison sentence for robbing a bank in the western Maryland town of Grantsville.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's chief spokesman, Shaun Adamec, is decamping for a job in Boston.
Earth Day is this Friday and environmental activities are being held across the region this week to raise environmental awareness.
There are battlefields, and then there's Belle Boyd, teenage temptress and Confederate spy.
A top House Democrat is taking legal steps to force the names of political donors to be disclosed.
The Frederick News-Post says it is considering hiring a new publisher from outside the newspaper's founding family.
Donna Richards got a strange visitor this January. Early one morning, after the holidays, a man came to her door and asked if she was "The Goose Lady."
Police have identified a man who died after being found unconscious on the University of Maryland campus as student Adewunmi Adepegba.
The Federal Aviation Administration took new steps Wednesday to fix problems in the nation's air traffic control system, firing two controllers for sleeping on the job and ordering a higher level of supervision over aircraft carrying the first lady or vice president.
Baltimore officials have moved a scheduled furlough day to Tuesday to give city employees a chance to pay their respects to William Donald Schaefer.
Pennsylvania-based department store chain Boscov's has named a new vice chairman whose appointment indicates the company's plan to remain under the control of the founding family who salvaged it from bankruptcy two years ago.
A state delegate is trying to force a referendum on whether Maryland should allow illegal immigrants to pay in-state college tuition.
A Hagerstown man accused of terrorizing four teenagers at a campsite last year is going to prison.
