O'Malley Seeks To Criminalize Child Neglect
Child advocates say Maryland is the only state that hasn't criminalized child neglect.
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Child advocates say Maryland is the only state that hasn't criminalized child neglect.
Joe Biden may be the nation's vice president, but that doesn't mean he can avoid fulfilling his civic duty.
Gov. Martin O'Malley wants to build on collective bargaining changes he has initiated in the past.
A water main break iced over a major commuter highway in Washington's Maryland suburbs, snarling Monday morning traffic and swamping parked cars.
It's a "Blue Monday" for Ravens fans, in more ways than one. Their arch rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers, are heading for another Super Bowl.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is pushing for a $100 million initiative to promote high-tech industry in Maryland.
A new report paints a grim picture of 2011 in the nation's second-largest gambling market.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot has been sworn into his second term in Annapolis.
A disabled man has been found dead after being trapped in a Maryland home that caught fire.
State lawmakers from Frederick County say they will introduce a bill requiring a tally of possible illegal immigrants among the county's public school students.
On the morning of Nov. 15, Laura Norton Amico found herself penned inside a scrum of journalists who had packed a room at D.C. Superior Court for a glimpse of the lead suspect in one of Washington's highest-profile murder cases: the 2001 killing of federal intern Chandra Levy.
Music and faith have transported Paul Kigenza through time and space, from Uganda, where his father was murdered, to a welcome position at All Saints' Episcopal Church inFrederick.
Recently released FBI files show two sites in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle were selected as government office relocations centers during the Cold War in case of nuclear attack.
A 21-year-old Upper Marlboro man is dead after being struck on the Capital Beltway when he got out of his disabled vehicle.
There are delays on Metro after workers discovered cracked rails on the red line in Maryland and on the blue line in Virginia.
