President Of Md. Watermen's Group Dies
The founder and longtime president of the Maryland Watermen's Association has died. Larry Simns was 75.
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The founder and longtime president of the Maryland Watermen's Association has died. Larry Simns was 75.
The Maryland House of Delegates has voted to maintain a much-debated state law that allows police to take DNA samples from arrestees without a warrant.
A mystery in Maryland horse racing. There's a surging number of deaths after injuries on the track, and state regulators, as well as the Maryland Jockey Club, are taking action to get to the bottom of it.
Outlawing the threats of mass violence. That's the issue state lawmakers are taking up to keep Marylanders safe.
The Maryland House of Delegates will decide whether to repeal Maryland's death penalty. Lawmakers open their debate in Annapolis Wednesday evening.
Some Maryland lawmakers want to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana to save money.
The Maryland House of Delegates amended the state budget on Wednesday to make up to $300,000 available to help a farm family pay its legal bills after it was sued unsuccessfully over alleged poultry pollution.
A judge has dismissed a wrongful termination lawsuit filed by a former paramedic on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
The Maryland Board of Physicians has opened a preliminary investigation into the death of a woman who was treated at an abortion clinic in Germantown.
Mike Tobey's tip-in with 1:46 to play in overtime gave Virginia the lead and it held on to beat Maryland 61-58 Sunday night in a game the Cavaliers had to win to boost their NCAA tournament hopes.
Lush hills and cornfields along acres of land mark Carroll County as a haven for people who want to get away from the city life and compact suburban developments -- but finding reliable and affordable Internet can be a headache in rural areas.
She's one of the most famous slaves in American history. Now--100 years after her death--Harriett Tubman is finally getting the honor she deserves.
Having a short bench finally took its toll on No. 10 Maryland. The defending Atlantic Coast Conference tournament champions ran out of steam in the semifinals when No. 15 North Carolina claimed a 72-65 win Saturday.
Alyssa Thomas had the first triple-double in Atlantic Coast Conference tournament history, and No. 10 Maryland beat Wake Forest 92-81 in overtime in a quarterfinal Friday night.
Two Maryland men have been sentenced in a conspiracy to steal $9 million from a Vienna-based company's employee pension plan through a series of bad mortgage loans.
A Manhattan jury has convicted an ex-convict of killing his wife in the hair salon where she worked.
Maryland's minimum wage earners say they need a raise and some state lawmakers agree. A bill that would increase the state's minimum wage from $7.25 to $10 by 2015 was taken up Thursday by the Senate Finance Committee.
A Maryland National Guard unit already deployed four times since 9/11 is being sent overseas again.
Maryland is going to need a late-season surge to reach the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2010.
Maryland State Police say Amber alerts are now being sent to all cell phones designed to receive wireless emergency alerts.
A Baltimore County police officer is treated at Shock Trauma after crashing her police car into a tree.
A Maryland man has been indicted on charges of exporting American manufactured industrial products to Iran.
P.J. Hairston scored 22, Reggie Bullock had 19 points and 12 rebounds, and North Carolina coasted past Maryland 79-68 Wednesday night for its season-high sixth straight victory.
A member of the Maryland Board of Regents who resigned last month had his license to practice medicine suspended about a week before he resigned.
A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for most of Maryland from Tuesday evening through Wednesday.
