NAACP Joins With Gingrich In Urging Prison Reform
The NAACP is joining Newt Gingrich in calling for a reduction in the number of state and federal prisoners and spending the savings on education.
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The NAACP is joining Newt Gingrich in calling for a reduction in the number of state and federal prisoners and spending the savings on education.
Pennsylvania is expanding the scope of water tests to screen for radioactive pollutants and other contaminants from its booming natural gas drilling industry, but state officials insisted they aren't doing it because federal regulators prodded them.
Many gathered at the state capital Thursday to debate whether immigrants who are in the country illegally should be granted in-state college tuition rates.
Authorities in Maryland say they've arrested a man in connection with a pipe bomb that exploded outside a Potomac house in March.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's offshore wind bill will have to wait a year.
Prince George's County Police say officers shot and killed man who went toward police with an ax outside an in-home day care.
Baltimore Police say online job listings are turning into a chance for scam artists to strike. Detectives are investigating several different types of fraud cases.
Was it a senseless murder or self-defense? Those are the opening arguments from the prosecution and defense in the trial of a man accused of killing a city police officer in a fight over a parking spot.
There are new details emerging in the search for missing teen Phylicia Barnes.
A gunshot wound and no heartbeat. It looked like the end for 19-year-old Donald Lee. Two years later, Lee met the man who helped bring him back to life.
The threat to U.S. troops' paychecks during a government shutdown has rattled military families and others sympathetic to young soldiers, sailors, air crews and Marines fighting distant wars.
There's nothing better than a good grilled cheese. You'll have a chance to sample some of the best on Sunday in Baltimore.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is showing his love for animals. He is helping to keep a shelter in Baltimore open.
Maryland's labor secretary says his department is preparing for an increased workload if there are more unemployment compensation claims in a federal government shutdown.
Maryland officials say a shutdown of the federal government could force furloughs of employees supported by some federal grants, or require the state to absorb that cost.
