Md. Man Who Shot Family, Self Was Mentally Ill
A police investigative report says a Frederick, Md., man who shot two family members before killing himself was mentally ill.
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A police investigative report says a Frederick, Md., man who shot two family members before killing himself was mentally ill.
Attorneys for a Maryland man convicted of murder in the 2009 shooting of a Georgetown police officer have filed a motion to block the death penalty for their client.
NPR president and CEO Vivian Schiller has resigned in the wake of comments by a fellow executive that angered conservatives and renewed calls to end federal funding for public broadcasting.
Wednesday is a special anniversary for some married couples in Washington.
A drug raid in East Baltimore lands several people behind bars.
The trial of a Pennsylvania man accused of killing his mother by running her over with a car has begun in Worcester County, Md.
The Constitution says they can do it, but there's a new battle to stop a Kansas church from protesting military funerals.
A major door between the United States and Cuba is opening, and it's happening right in Maryland. Flights from America to Cuba are now allowed to leave out of BWI Marshall.
The Ocean City Town Council has voted to rebuild the resort's deteriorating boardwalk with an all-wood deck.
A new $2.4 billion contract for a prescription drug plan for state employees has been pulled from the Board of Public Works agenda after a company competing for the contract filed a protest about the procurement process.
The Carroll County Health Department campus is getting ready to go tobacco free.
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski will be inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.
The former owners of the Sparrows Point steel mill are asking a judge to dismiss a suit filed by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
Baltimore lawmakers take the lead on "get tough" gun legislation. The General Assembly is considering a bill to expand penalties for repeat offenders.
The head of homicide is under investigation after he abandoned his city-owned car.
