Court Denies Dismissal Of WikiLeaks Charges
A military judge refused on Friday to dismiss any of the 22 counts against an Army private charged in the biggest leak of government secrets in U.S. history.
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A military judge refused on Friday to dismiss any of the 22 counts against an Army private charged in the biggest leak of government secrets in U.S. history.
A union leader says layoffs have begun at Sparrows Point with the steel mill's owner shutting down the blast furnace.
Attorneys have rested their case in the trial of a Maryland lawmaker accused of theft and misconduct.
Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders says America is experiencing a crisis in dental care, and has introduced legislation to address the issue.
The former chairman of the District of Columbia Council pleaded guilty Friday to lying about his income on bank loan applications, the latest blow to a city government rocked by scandal.
A pretrial hearing for the Army private accused of leaking government secrets continues at Fort Meade. The same day, Congressional Intelligence Committee leaders turn a spotlight on leaks from within.
A group supporting Maryland's same-sex marriage law is gearing up to defend it, if opponents succeed in putting the matter on the ballot for voters to decide in November.
Former Maryland Treasurer Richard Dixon has died. He was 74.
The daughter of Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer has disclosed she is a lesbian.
The District of Columbia Council chairman resigned Wednesday evening after being charged in federal court with lying about his income on bank loan applications.
Karl Rove, the former adviser to President George W. Bush, will be the featured speaker at the Maryland Republican Party's Red, White and Blue Dinner in Baltimore.
The Board of Public Works has approved a contract with Motorola Solutions, Inc., for the second phase of an integrated public safety wireless communications system.
A medical doctor who once challenged Mitt Romney for governor of Massachusetts says she has enough delegates to win the Green Party's presidential nomination.
Prosecutors say a Maryland lawmaker paid an employee of her law office with state funds after the firm's bank account was closed.
Danger at the Inner Harbor. Another lawmaker calls for more police to patrol the hottest tourist spot in the city.
