Md. Politician Shares His Wife's Struggle With Early-Onset Alzheimer's
Heartbreak. One of Maryland's most promising politicians was devastated when his 52-year-old wife developed Alzheimer's.
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Heartbreak. One of Maryland's most promising politicians was devastated when his 52-year-old wife developed Alzheimer's.
You may want to keep a close eye on what your kids post on the Internet. There's a new push in Annapolis to criminalize so-called cyberbullying.
A Baltimore County councilman is accused of drunk driving and seeking special treatment. Now WJZ has obtained evidence suggesting he was trying to influence police.
The federal government is one day closer to budget cuts that will cost thousands of Maryland jobs.
The Maryland Senate on Wednesday gave preliminary approval to a sweeping gun control bill after rejecting efforts to scuttle a major piece of the measure backed by Gov. Martin O'Malley -- a licensing provision for handguns that would require gun buyers to submit fingerprints to state police.
After being challenged as unconstitutional, Maryland's DNA collection law is now under review by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Massive across the board government spending cuts are set to go into effect in just three days.
The Maryland Senate debates new gun regulations and the arguments are already getting heated.
The Maryland Senate has voted to reconsider an audio-taping measure that was rejected by lawmakers on Monday in a 23-22 vote.
Imagine meeting the child you want to adopt, building a relationship---then being told you can't be together. That's what thousands of American families trying to adopt children from Russia are dealing with.
A Baltimore County councilman arrested for drunk driving over the weekend reacts to the allegations.
Maryland is in the direct line of fire for automatic federal cuts scheduled to take effect Friday.
President Barack Obama has named Gov. Martin O'Malley co-chair of the Council of Governors.
Obstacles don't deter Laura Neuman.
A senator just back from Cuba says it will require "give and take on both sides" and "quiet negotiation" to secure the release of an American man imprisoned in Cuba.
