Fed Shutdown Could Affect Potomac River Cleanup
The looming federal government shutdown could reduce the amount of trash that volunteers haul from the Potomac River watershed this weekend.
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The looming federal government shutdown could reduce the amount of trash that volunteers haul from the Potomac River watershed this weekend.
Three state lawmakers are urging Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake to find a way for the city's housing authority to pay nearly $12 million from lawsuits filed by people exposed to lead paint.
Police in central Pennsylvania say they arrested a man on assault charges after a woman passed a note to a bank teller saying she needed help.
Authorities say two men delivering food have been robbed on the same block in Frederick in less than a week.
The No. 2 Democrat in the House says lawmakers trying to avert a government shutdown have come "70 percent of the way on the numbers" in budget talks.
A former Anne Arundel County employee alleges she was fired in retaliation for helping co-workers in their lawsuit against the county executive and wants to join their claim against him.
A killer is on the loose after a woman was found shot dead on a Baltimore sidewalk.
Authorities have charged a Smithsburg, Md., woman with manslaughter in the drug-overdose death of her boyfriend.
Bed-and-breakfast owners in downtown Frederick say there's room for more lodging in the historic city center.
High school robotics teams will be participating in a two-day competition in Richmond.
A group of Maryland tea partiers is planning its own state-of-the-state address to express its opposition to a series of fees and taxes lawmakers have floated as they seek to pass a budget.
A Baltimore County man is celebrating his life, a year after receiving a heart transplant in the middle of last year's blizzards.
Senate budget leaders are considering cutting two race tracks out of a bill crafted by Gov. Martin O'Malley to subsidize horse racing in Maryland.
Rep. Elijah Cummings is endorsing Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's reelection bid.
The lawyer for an Army private suspected of giving classified material to WikiLeaks says the military is refusing to grant his client private jailhouse visits with a U.S. congressman, a United Nations torture investigator and Amnesty International.
