O'Malley Reacts To Health Care Ruling
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says his administration will keep working to prepare the state to implement federal health care reform, despite a federal judge's ruling that it's unconstitutional.
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Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says his administration will keep working to prepare the state to implement federal health care reform, despite a federal judge's ruling that it's unconstitutional.
Maryland's prison agency says its crackdown on cell phone smuggling is showing results.
Frederick County government is cutting seven management jobs in fire-and-rescue services.
Maryland continues to gain stature as an education state, focusing Monday on getting students even further down the path to success.
Unrest in Egypt. It's day seven of violent protests in the streets. Many Maryland students and university staff members scrambled to get out of the country.
Before, during and now months after it was passed, pension reform for those who serve Baltimore is sparking fiery controversy.
Right now it's harder than ever to start up a business, but Towson University aims to make it easier.
If you were at the Inner Harbor Monday morning there was a quite a sight. For the first time in more than 10 years the U.S.S. Constellation was on the move for repairs.
Menhaden is a fish critical to the Chesapeake's food web. It's also a major cash harvest in Virginia's part of the bay.
A young cat was doused with fuel and set on fire.
We are what we eat and, according to the USDA, many of us are pretty "salty" these days.
Montgomery County police are identifying the man who was shot dead by officers as he fled a bank robbery with a hostage.
A blind man on horseback follows the tinkling of bells deeper into the forest. At his side, a watchful assistant makes sure he stays clear of harm as the bell ringer leads them further into the 5,000-acre woods.
The first thing 11-year-old Lawrence Wright smelled when he woke up around midnight on Jan. 23, 1961, was burning plastic.
Two sisters who live more than 1,000 miles apart are participating in a cancer study together.
