D.C. Archdiocese Restates Opposition To Gay Marriage
The Archdiocese of Washington opposes redefinition of marriage, saying other unions exist, but they are not marriage.
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The Archdiocese of Washington opposes redefinition of marriage, saying other unions exist, but they are not marriage.
President Barack Obama takes a new, bold stand on same-sex marriage. Wednesday afternoon, he announced he now supports the unions.
A Maryland family is caught up in an international nightmare. Convicted of spying, Alan Gross sits in a Cuban prison while his wife tries desperately to bring him home.
With foreign leaders coming to Maryland to meet with President Barack Obama next week, security will be heavy. Even though the annual G8 summit will be tucked away at Camp David, it's visiting protesters police are preparing for.
Governor Martin O'Malley outlines the game plan for raising taxes in the General Assembly session that begins Monday.
It's the phone call heard by thousands, sparking an Election Night controversy in the race for governor. Now 12 jurors are locked in a room trying to make a decision in the second robocall trial.
An environmental group says emails they obtained through the Freedom of Information Act show a close relationship between Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and an attorney for Perdue Farms Inc.
Sen. Ben Cardin says he is working to ensure funding for bike lanes and paths is included in a federal transportation bill.
The CEO of the Baltimore City public school system says employees would be forced to take furlough days if the state's so-called "doomsday" budget goes into effect.
There's new information in the foiled al-Qaeda plot to blow up a U.S.-bound plane. There's word that the person who was supposed to sneak on board with an underwear bomb was actually working for the CIA as a double agent.
Should hospitals and universities build Baltimore City schools? The chairman of the City Tax and Finance Committee wants to impose a $500 bed tax on colleges and hospitals that don't pay property taxes.
Jurors will soon begin debating whether those Election Night robocalls in 2010 amounted to fraud on the part of political consultant Julius Henson.
There is growing anger over Maryland's high court ruling after a pit bull attack. An organization that promotes animal rights legislation is asking the governor to pass new legislation during the General Assembly's special session next week.
Political consultant Julius Henson is blasting away at the campaign for former Governor Bob Ehrlich, blaming them for problems with the robocall that now has Henson on trial.
Imprisoned in Cuba. A Maryland man has been in police custody for two and a half years for a crime he says he didn't commit. With no end in sight, Alan Gross opens up about the accusations against him.
