Family & Friends Remember Fallen Marine
A Maryland Marine was killed in combat in Afghanistan. Monday, friends and family celebrated the soldier's life.
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A Maryland Marine was killed in combat in Afghanistan. Monday, friends and family celebrated the soldier's life.
City parents, teachers and students are fighting down to the wire to make sure city schools are fully funded for next year.
The Port of Baltimore proved to be the last stop for a bug not more than an inch long---and it's lucky it was stopped.
Some radiation from Japan has already made its way to the United States. State health officials confirm they've detected small levels of radiation right here in Maryland.
Suspicious phone calls forced students out of class in Harford County Monday.
A federal judge in Tacoma, Wash., has sentenced five anti-war demonstrators who cut through fences at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor to prison terms ranging from two to 15 months.
Marylanders are adding their two cents as to how the federal government should play a role in education.
The Atlanta courthouse gunman said in letters that he escaped from guards and then killed four people in a shooting rampage to fight back against what he believed was a racist justice system, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press.
The park where Sen. Ben Cardin and environmentalists gathered Monday to report on lawn fertilizer's harmful effects on the Chesapeake Bay made the point for them: the lawn includes a grassy patch on a pier jutting over the harbor where any excess fertilizer threatens to run into the harbor and help fuel oxygen-robbing algae growing in the water.
A Maryland brewery is accusing Michigan's liquor commission of censorship after the panel rejected labels for a beer that features an expletive in the name.
The American Red Cross, 105.7 The Fan and the Baltimore Ravens are teaming up for a joint effort to help the earthquake and tsunami victims in Japan.
support group for gay military service members launched an online magazine to provide information about pending repeal of the Pentagon's "don't ask, don't tell" policy, and printed copies could be on large bases by May, the group's co-director said Monday.
Maryland officials say they've found little or no evidence that radiation from the Japanese nuclear reactor accident has made it to the state.
Prince George's County police are investigating two fatal shootings in Capitol Heights overnight, which bring the county's homicide total to 26 for the year.
Towson University's provost will become the school's interim president.
