National Parks Offer Special Look At Black History
National parks and historic sites in D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia are hosting events and exhibits to highlight black history in the region.
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National parks and historic sites in D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia are hosting events and exhibits to highlight black history in the region.
A fight in the stands has forced a game between cross-town rival basketball teams in Baltimore to be suspended to be finished at a later date.
A Maryland House Republican leader who is pressing to end the state's $15 million earmark program has been seeking earmarks for her own district this year.
In his first year in office, Gov. Martin O'Malley successfully pushed for a major increase in transportation funding, despite facing a budget shortfall of more than $1 billion.
It was one year ago this weekend that the region was blanketed by a snowstorm President Barack Obama dubbed "Snowmageddon."
A dog killed after being set on fire in a Baltimore neighborhood. It's a crime that's turning into a test case for how the city handles animal abuse cases.
Fighting school violence. Local schools are taking a new approach to stop bullying, but some may say the plan is too intrusive.
A former mental health agency director who hid a video camera in a bathroom has been sentenced to five months in jail.
A 25-year-old man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for assaulting his 2-month-old daughter.
The Prince George's County State's Attorney says she will seek the death penalty for a Texas man accused of fatally shooting four people, including two children, in August.
A new Maryland law that counts prison inmates as residents of where they last lived will delay when lawmakers will see updated census numbers for the purpose of redrawing legislative districts, Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller said Friday.
Ohio congressman Dennis Kucinich has asked the Defense secretary for a visit with an Army private suspected of giving classified material to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration has accepted 667 voluntary buyouts from state employees to save about $29 million in the state's general fund, which is less than the governor had hoped to save.
Questions of who will run Maryland's Senate have opened a rift in the Senate Democratic Caucus and spurred a rebuke from the longest-serving Senate president in state history.
Local talent promoting positive behavior are on a tour of city middle and high schools.
