Donor Honors Newspaper Shooting Victims With Scholarship
An anonymous donor has given $5,000 for college scholarships from the Annapolis Police Department in honor of the five people killed at the Capital Gazette last year.
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An anonymous donor has given $5,000 for college scholarships from the Annapolis Police Department in honor of the five people killed at the Capital Gazette last year.
Police are asking for help locating a missing 16-year-old girl.
The family of Wendi Winters, one of five people killed in the Capital Gazette newsroom shooting, hosted a blood drive to keep her memory alive.
Retired radio talk show host Diane Rehm is scheduled to testify in favor of a measure in Maryland that would allow the terminally ill to end their lives with the help of a doctor.
The General Assembly is considering incentives proposed by the governor to encourage drivers to go electric.
After months of investigation, detectives have made an arrest in the July 2018 killing of Dantae Nashuan Simmons, a 23-year-old from Glen Burnie, Md.
Governor Hogan took to Facebook on Wednesday to appeal to House Democrats who have supported starting school after Labor Day in the past.
House Speaker Michael Busch says getting direct and anonymous feedback is another step in the right direction to make improvements.
Detectives arrested and charged two people in Annapolis with possession of marijuana and other stolen items on Monday.
The Maryland Senate could vote as soon as Tuesday on a bill.
The Senate has overturned Gov. Hogan's executive order to start schools after Labor Day.
46 people died in Maryland between July 1, 2017, and June 30, 2018, as a result of intimate partner violence.
Governor Larry Hogan is the latest Maryland politician to call for Ralph Northam's resignation.
Governor Larry Hogan proposed a 100 percent tax exemption on pensions for first responders and retired military.
Maryland officials want new rules to require state contractors to notify the state at least 30 days before a company is sold to a foreign entity.
Maryland's comptroller is denouncing a measure that would take regulatory powers over alcohol, tobacco and gasoline away from his office.
An Anne Arundel County student is accused of posting a racial epithet online because her school lost a basketball game by one point.
While Gov. Hogan insists he's committed to running this state for four more years, he also admits he "hasn't closed the door,"
Maryland's top court will consider arguments in a case involving teenager and whether she was involved in distributing child pornography when she texted a video of herself and a man engaging in a sex act.
There's a disturbing new Pentagon report that indicates sexual assault at three prestigious U.S. military academies spiked 50 percent in the past school year.
Two people suspected of stealing a vehicle were arrested in Anne Arundel County Friday morning after they tried to flee from police in a stolen vehicle.
Thousands of Coast Guard members were left defending our nation for 36 days without getting paid a single dollar.
Midshipmen in the Class of 2019 who will serve as surface warfare officers after graduating will choose their first ship and homeport.
Miller is currently getting treatments every three weeks at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
A private school in Maryland has confirmed that several teachers sexually abused students from the 1970s through the early 1990s, and that the school failed to protect students from them.
