Obamas Travel To Daughters' School To Attend Event
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are visiting their daughter Sasha's school to attend an event.
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President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are visiting their daughter Sasha's school to attend an event.
A Frederick County Public Schools official says a child is hurt after a contractor's truck crashed into the back of a school bus near Emmitsburg.
A young boy was seriously injured after falling or jumping from a moving bus at the intersection of Pot Spring Road and Girdwood Road around 3:04 p.m. Wednesday, according to Baltimore County police officials.
Prince George's County police say seven suspended officers have returned to full duty.
President Barack Obama will meet with the NBA champion L.A. Lakers next week.
Maryland's budget crunch means making some hard decisions, and the O'Malley administration is offering an option to state employees who might otherwise face layoffs.
NASA has selected a Maryland company to provide science, technology and research support services for the space agency's Langley Research Center in Virginia.
A 21-year-old man charged with trying to blow up a Baltimore-area military recruiting center briefly hesitated when he heard about a federal sting operation that nabbed an alleged terrorist in Oregon last month but decided to keep going with his plan, authorities said.
Baltimore's plan for a slots parlor has been on hold for months as the developer and the city battle in court over failed promises
A hot ticket. Baltimore's first ever Grand Prix races are still nine months away, but ticket sales are already in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Community leaders from the black and Jewish community are mending relationships.
Mercy is ready to open its new state-of-the-art facility.
High tech, it isn't. But measuring snow at BWI-Marshall wasn't measuring up to standards this past winter.
A report from a monitor outlines failures by the staff at a juvenile justice center during an escape in September by two youths who commandeered a food truck.
Frederick Municipal Airport officials say the airport has received a state grant of more than $400,000 for runway expansion.
