U.S. Government Launches New Immigration Program
A dream becoming reality. Massive crowds of young illegal immigrants gathered to sign up for a new program allowing them to stay in the US for two years. It's a program that's come under fire.
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A dream becoming reality. Massive crowds of young illegal immigrants gathered to sign up for a new program allowing them to stay in the US for two years. It's a program that's come under fire.
A measure that Maryland lawmakers hoped would address liability concerns relating to a court ruling on dog bites by pit bulls has died in the recent special session on gambling.
Maryland gears up for another battle over casinos. Lawmakers approve expanded gambling, but voters will ultimately decide whether to allow it.
The investigation continues into whether Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's acceptance of free tickets to city events is ethical behavior.
A coalition of African-American churches is holding a prayer vigil to highlight its members' opposition to gay marriage and urge Marylanders to vote against it.
The Hagerstown City Council is giving preliminary approval to a new park along Antietam Creek where paddlers could launch kayaks and canoes.
Top federal and state officials who oversee the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority say the agency must implement reforms immediately.
Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings says the Justice Department will visit a Baltimore jail where the lawmaker has been calling for better oversight of juvenile detention.
The Maryland General Assembly early Wednesday passed a measure to allow a new casino in Prince George's County as well as table games such as poker and roulette at gambling halls.
Paving the way for table games. The House of Delegates has given initial approval to expanding Maryland's casinos.
The gambling bill is surrounded by controversy because of the tax breaks casinos would get.
A Maryland House of Delegates committee voted 13-7 on Monday night to expand gambling in the state to allow table games such as blackjack and a Washington-area casino, setting up a vote by the full House on Tuesday.
It's a heated debate, and it's far from over. There are new questions about the impact of expanded gambling in Maryland, and the special session could take a turn.
Baltimore's water system has allowed big businesses, nonprofits and others to run up more than $10 million in unpaid bills according to a review of city records.
Frederick police say vandals put stickers promoting marriage equality and a gay pride flag on the windows of a Chick-fil-A restaurant.