Sparrows Point Settlement To Include $3M In Projects
A company hired to demolish an old steel mill in Baltimore and the mill's former owner will undertake $3 million in new environmental projects for the site.
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A company hired to demolish an old steel mill in Baltimore and the mill's former owner will undertake $3 million in new environmental projects for the site.
The Sacramento assistant coach and former slam dunk champion is taking a break from his job and putting on his "dad hat" to see his daughter play in the women's Final Four.
The National Aquarium has announced the birth of Felize, a Linne's two-toed baby sloth.
A former Maryland middle school principal accused of punching a student has been acquitted of child abuse and assault charges.
The Washington Archdiocese says Cardinal Theodore McCarrick was taken to a hospital after fainting at a Holy Thursday Mass in Bethesda.
The Baltimore Orioles are kicking off their 2015 season with "Operation Orange" rallies for fans.
Atlanta Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez still has several decisions to make over the next couple of days. He needs to fill out his starting rotation, settle on a suspect outfield and pick an opening-day second baseman.
Frank Underwood is coming back to Washington!
Metro has closed two red line stations in Maryland after smoke was reported in a tunnel.
College students and administrators are struggling to deal with racist incidents on campus despite repeated condemnations.
Maryland senators on Friday passionately debated a bill that would designate judges, rather than juries, to decide life without parole sentences.
Baltimore City lights up for World Autism Awareness Day and Autism Awareness Month.
Officials say a passenger in the stolen SUV whose driver was fatally shot by National Security Agency officers was also shot.
Federal prosecutors say the operators of two small government contracting companies stole more than $1.5 million from employee benefit plans.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller is urging lawmakers to find a way to ease or stop the impact of a court ruling that requires poor defendants in criminal cases to have a lawyer at an initial bail review hearing.
A controversial bill that would give certain terminally ill people the ability to end their lives with a prescription drug needs more study, lawmakers said Thursday.
Authorities in Baltimore County are asking for the public's help in locating a missing woman from the Catonsville area.
Breaking the cycle of bullying. Governor Hogan kicks off a Six Flags anti-bullying campaign today.
High winds and dry air caused several brush fires to break out around Maryland today.
Lawmakers say a controversial bill that would give certain terminally ill people the ability to end their lives with a prescription drug needs more study.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has released a supplemental budget that includes money for some tax-relief plans he is supporting.
With the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship on the line, our home team take the practice court one last time today before hitting the road.
Fire investigators are trying to get a better understanding of how a mansion caught fire and took the lives of six family members — including four children.
Have ya noticed it's getting noisy out there?
The University of Maryland has concluded its investigation into a highly offensive email sent by a fraternity member.
