Md. Jockey Club Needs State Aid To Break Even
The Maryland Jockey Club says it can break even this year, but only if a proposed state loan clears the General Assembly by April 11.
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The Maryland Jockey Club says it can break even this year, but only if a proposed state loan clears the General Assembly by April 11.
Pressing his energy policy goals, President Barack Obama on Friday prodded large companies to modernize their shipping fleets with more fuel-efficient vehicles, improvements that he said would reduce U.S. dependency on foreign oil and cut down business overhead costs in the long term.
Walkersville High School will hold its own version of the famous running of the brides at Filene's Basement when it hosts its eighth annual Cinderella's Closet formal dress sale Friday and Saturday.
Stuck in a budget quagmire with Senate Democrats and President Barack Obama, House Republicans are suggesting they can run the government without them.
A Baltimore man charged in a car rental scheme that authorities believe duped more than 1,500 people is due in court.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is helping pitch President Barack Obama's national energy plan.
The National Park Service is hoping you'll discover the C&O Canal's hidden gems.
A Maryland advocacy group is holding a news conference to discuss toxins and developmental disease.
Officials say a covered bridge that dates back to the Civil War will undergo nearly $2 million in repairs next year.
A Frederick police officer is suing the agency and chief alleging his rights were violated when he was cited for a use-of-force violation after the 12 months allowed under the Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights.
Organizers are announcing new sponsors for the Baltimore Grand Prix set for Labor Day weekend.
Orioles great Brooks Robinson is recovering in a hospital in Towson after he developed an infection.
Stopping protests at funerals. The Supreme Court allows them. Now Maryland lawmakers are stepping in.
The secretary of the Interior has appointed 25 members to the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail Advisory Council.
Local and state health officials and the USDA have been investigating an outbreak of salmonella in Frederick County.
