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The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved the first new drug to treat lupus in over 50 years, a milestone that medical experts say could prompt development of other drugs that are even more effective in treating the debilitating immune system disorder.
A nonprofit group is offering free cab rides in the Washington region on St. Patrick's Day to combat drunk driving.
Metro General Manager Richard Sarles says the transit system's bus and rail network regularly fails to meet performance standards and reversing the decline will take years.
Police are investigating the slaying of a Norfolk teacher whose body was found in her home.
Law enforcement officials from around the Baltimore region and the state are gathering for a forum on guns and gang violence.
David Broder, one of the nation's premier political reporters for decades, was a curious mix of old and new.
Prepare for flooding. Water levels will rise in parts of Maryland. The question is, how much.
A Johns Hopkins University student is in a coma, injured after he was hit by a car while riding his bike.
Fire officials say a woman injured in a house fire earlier this week has died.
Two men tried twice and convicted once in the near beheadings of their three young relatives have asked Maryland's highest court for a new trial.
The Georgia Board of Education will vote in April on a plan to phase out the Georgia High School Graduation Test in favor of end-of-course exams that better measure students' learning.
The Sykesville Town Council will consider requiring that residents clear sidewalks on their property of snow.
Nearly 100 people fell ill after attending a state swimming championship. Now we know more about what caused it all.
It's the count that sets the limits and, down the road, what you'll be paying for that summer crab feed.
One more big vote will determine the future of same-sex marriage in the Maryland General Assembly. The House of Delegates is deciding if it will pass the measure and send it on to the governor.
