Governor Announces Deal To Keep 'House Of Cards' In Md.
Keep the cameras rolling. The wildly popular TV series "House of Cards" is going to stay in Maryland. The announcement came late Friday evening.
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Keep the cameras rolling. The wildly popular TV series "House of Cards" is going to stay in Maryland. The announcement came late Friday evening.
The nation's next millionaire app creator may be right here in Maryland. That's what Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger believes. His team is on a quest to discover young app designers.
Prescribed burns are taking place at Fort A.P. Hill and causing an odor as far away as Maryland.
Maryland's Public Service Commission on Thursday ordered a company that links people seeking rides with freelance drivers to apply to operate as a for-hire carrier.
Transportation officials say Maryland has awarded $10 million in grants to all 23 counties and Baltimore city to fix potholes and repair roads.
Two state officials are warning Maryland residents to exercise caution in buying, selling, transacting with or investing in virtual currencies.
The primary election is right around the corner, and more than half of the state's voters either are not thinking or do not care about who will lead the state of Maryland.
U.S. News and World Report ranks the nation's top high schools. Several Maryland schools made the prestigious list.
When it comes to monitoring traffic, it seems technology is for the birds--at least for a pair of ospreys.
Federal statistics show that around 3,000 people die in the U.S. each year after being involved in a wreck with a large truck.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is visiting Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Netherlands.
A new push to make roads safer for Marylanders, whether they're driving, walking or biking. Highway safety officials are trying to stop a scary spike in pedestrian deaths.
A former diplomat on the FBI's Most Wanted list suspected of bludgeoning five family members to death with a hammer nearly 40 years ago in Maryland has Southern California roots and may be in the region, authorities said.
A legal dispute over a western Maryland wind farm has ended.
Attorney General Doug Gansler, a gubernatorial candidate in the Democratic primary, says Maryland should do away with the state prosecutor's office, an independent unit that investigates public corruption.
It's that time of the year--fire season. Brush fires have been popping up in Maryland.
Maryland elections officials say they will no longer enforce a $10,000 limit on donors' contributions to state candidates during a four-year election cycle, citing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Sex and social media. Police in two Maryland counties are flooded with child pornography complaints. Turns out, the high school students are posting their own nude photos on public sites.
The White House says President Barack Obama has signed a disaster declaration for three counties in Maryland affected by a mid-February snowstorm.
Now that Maryland is decriminalizing marijuana, could legalization be far behind?
Maryland and Rutgers will bring along a lot of familiar faces when they enter the Big Ten this fall. The hard part will be getting to know their new opponents.
Republicans running for Maryland governor repeatedly compared state government to a business during their fifth debate on Thursday, likening the role they are seeking to that of a corporate executive.
Three Maryland basketball players have been granted requests to transfer: center Shaquille Cleare and guards Nick Faust and Roddy Peters.
Lawmakers' plans to allow shielding of certain criminal records and reform Maryland's bail system were lost in the shuffle of the legislative session's final days.
Public health investigators say they used Facebook and other social media to find people potentially exposed to the rabies virus after a Maryland man died from the disease last year in a rare case of transmission through a transplanted organ.
