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Lockheed Martin Corp. employees in Eagan, Minn. are learning if their jobs will be transferred to Virginia, New York or California, or eliminated.
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Lockheed Martin Corp. employees in Eagan, Minn. are learning if their jobs will be transferred to Virginia, New York or California, or eliminated.
No layoffs and no furloughs for Baltimore County schools.
Officials say the Port of Baltimore has set a new record for cruise passengers.
The General Assembly could take the issue of gay marriage a step further this year than it has in the past. There are two bills proposed in the Maryland Senate.
State Schools Superintendent Nancy Grasmick says half of the $250 million Maryland received in federal "Race to the Top" funds remain with the state board to help local school systems reach reform goals.
An alarming find inside a Columbia townhome: rabbits -- dozens of them -- 78 to be exact.
The University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees has tapped Robert Caret as the new president of the five-campus UMass system. Caret is president of the Towson University in suburban Baltimore, where he's also served as a faculty member, dean, executive vice president and provost during the past 25 years.
Frederick County authorities are identifying the victims of a fatal domestic disturbance near Adamstown.
Chaos and killing. Investigators are still trying to piece together why police fired 41 shots into a Baltimore crowd, killing two men-- one of them, a fellow officer.
A group of Anne Arundel County teachers is voluntarily camping out in the snow.
The Ravens will not play in the "purple palace" this weekend, but that's not stopping local businesses from cashing in on the playoff excitement.
The state of Maryland has filed a $4 million lawsuit against the federal government over the 2008 crash of a state police helicopter that killed four people.
Environmental groups says a proposed change in an environmental education regulation would create a giant loophole for school districts seeking to avoid the new requirement.
The American Red Cross is seeking blood donations, saying the fierce winter storm caused the cancellation of hundreds of blood drives along the East Coast.
Maryland health officials say they have stopped Medicaid payments to an Eastern Shore drug treatment and mental health clinic being investigated for fraud.
