National Figures Opposed To Same-Sex Marriage Join Marylanders At A Rally
With the election just weeks away, the battle over same-sex marriage is heating up.
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With the election just weeks away, the battle over same-sex marriage is heating up.
Funeral services were held for a long-time Maryland politician on Sunday. Hundreds paid their respects to Clarence Mitchell III.
Maryland quarterback Perry Hills will have an MRI on Monday to determine the damage to his injured left knee.
Perry Hills was sprawled on his back, and he wasn't getting up. At that point, Maryland's chances of beating North Carolina State appeared over. Worse, the rest of the season also seemed to be in serious jeopardy.
Does the state equally fund its historically black universities and predominately white colleges? That's the question at the heart of a federal court battle.
This year's first cases of the flu virus are confirmed in Maryland and it's already landed one local child in the hospital.
Maryland still feels the sting of being victimized by the second-biggest comeback in Atlantic Coast Conference history.
Voice of the Maryland Terrapins Johnny Holliday joins Bob Haynie & Mark Zinno to talk Maryland Terps sports.
The Boy Scouts of America was ordered to release secret files on child sex abuse within the organization. Contained in those files are names of more than 1,000 predators nationwide and nearly 100 of those here in Maryland.
A group of religious leaders urges voters to vote yes on Question 6. But opponents move forward with ammunition against it.
Many Maryland municipalities are balking at a state law aimed at stiffening their ethics rules.
A four-day ordeal in the Montana wilderness. Now for the first time, two Maryland hikers are talking about how they survived.
The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved a $205 million contract with a Canadian-based company to run two MARC commuter train lines.
A national open-records group is applauding Garrett County for putting more government information online.
Maryland has made a surprising run to the top of the Atlantic Coast Conference standings in spite of a rushing game that ranks last in the league.
A U.S. Agriculture Department official is visiting Frederick to promote National School Lunch Week.
Oct. 16 is the last day to register to vote in the presidential election. Click on the link for more information.
A meningitis outbreak continues to spiral. Health officials in Maryland are now confirming a fifteenth case of the disease.
What a warm up! After only making it to 58 degrees Saturday, we topped out at 74 degrees Sunday. We are going to hang on to this warm air a little while longer. Temperatures will not drop much Sunday night, then rise to near 70 degrees again Monday. That's before a cold front comes swinging through the state.
The Maryland Natural Resources Police says a southern Maryland man fell to his death after climbing a tree to get to his hunting stand.
It was the coldest morning so far this season. We dropped to 35 degrees at BWI-Marshall and most of the Baltimore region, while temperatures got all the way down to the 20s in Western Maryland.
Who needs a running game when you can get big plays on special teams and through the air?
The number of Marylanders infected with fungal meningitis is going up.
The chief judge of the District Court of Maryland has dismissed more than 3,000 debt collections cases against Maryland residents.
Former state Sen. Clarence M. Mitchell III has died.
