Naval Academy Expels 13th Over Synthetic Marijuana
The U.S. Naval Academy has expelled another midshipman in an ongoing investigation into the use or possession of synthetic marijuana.
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The U.S. Naval Academy has expelled another midshipman in an ongoing investigation into the use or possession of synthetic marijuana.
Frederick police say they have charged a Hagerstown man with a 2004 rape based on a DNA sample he gave in Tennessee.
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray is dismayed by how little support congressional leaders have for the city.
When space shuttle Discovery makes its way to the Smithsonian, it will join capsules from Mercury, Gemini and Apollo that have all flown in space.
The Frederick Arts Council is seeking citizen input on its second outdoor sculpture project.
The Washington area's Metro transit system will receive $150 million in federal funds for safety upgrades under the budget deal agreed to by Congressional leaders last week.
A Baltimore board that oversees the city's fiscal policy is hosting an evening meeting for residents.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is planning to speak at a high-level conference on U.S.-Islamic relations in Washington.
Authorities say a state employee was hit and killed by a truck as it rolled away after he parked it at the Port of Baltimore.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown will give the keynote speech at a convention of health care professionals and administrators.
A Hopkins student was hit while riding his bicycle near campus and the driver behind the wheel was issued two traffic tickets.
A Howard County judge says she will retire from the bench after her 15-year term ends in November.
The Baltimore School for the Arts has appointed a longtime music instructor as its new director.
Organizers of the Baltimore Grand Prix say former Secretary of State Colin Powell will serve as the event's honorary grand marshal.
Police are looking for two armed robbers who committed nearly a dozen brazen robberies all across the city in just a matter of hours.
