State Workers Being Forced To Pay Union Fees
Maryland's largest state employee union is expecting to see a big increase in funding thanks to a law that allows it to collect fees from nonmembers.
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Maryland's largest state employee union is expecting to see a big increase in funding thanks to a law that allows it to collect fees from nonmembers.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources wants to know how many flounder recreational fishermen are catching in Maryland's coastal bays.
The Grand Old Flag flew high Monday as thousands took to the streets for dozens of Fourth of July parades.
The Annapolis Circulator launched this week.
D.C. police are investigating the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old Prince George's County man.
Former state Sen. Alex Mooney may have lost his re-election bid in November, but as chairman of the Maryland Republican Party he's seeing a variety of positive signs for the state GOP.
Brice Phillips, founder of Phillips Seafood, a restaurant chain that expanded from a single crab house to 19 restaurants and retail products, has died.
The owner of an auto glass store in Prince George's County has pleaded guilty in a plot to traffic millions of contraband cigarettes across state lines.
NASA says low-level flights over the Baltimore-Washington traffic corridor to improve satellite monitoring of air quality are set to begin.
The possibility of massive crop loss from the brown marmorated stink bug has convinced the federal government to ease some of its pesticide rules.
The New York legislature's decision to legalize same sex marriage draws attention to the debate in Maryland.
A new report on the impact of biosciences on Maryland's economy has found that the industry has generated one-third of the state's job gains between 2002 and 2010.
Selected with the 36th overall pick, the junior-to-be for the Terps, who hails from Torrington, CT., has said that his dream has always been to be an NBA player. It looks like he may have realized that dream. Or has he?
The Terps are playing in Baltimore.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich will criticize President Barack Obama's statement that the "tide of war is receding" when he gives a speech to Maryland Republicans.
Maryland Natural Resources Police say they will be cracking down on drunken boating this weekend.
Anne Arundel Community College received a bomb threat Wednesday morning, but authorities found nothing.
The governor has appointed a council to change the way teachers in Maryland are evaluated and the council says it's ready to put their new system to work.
It's way too hot to handle, but scientists in Maryland are unlocking secrets of the planet Mercury.
Maryland, which is home to two NFL football teams, would lose an estimated $40 million in tax revenues if the NFL's season is canceled because of a labor dispute, a study by the Maryland comptroller's office said Tuesday.
Just days after his nephew was shot and killed, Congressman Elijah Cummings visited the crime scene.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is kicking off a statewide bicycling initiative to encourage physical fitness and bicycle-based tourism.
A giant U.S. flag damaged in the Sept. 11 terrorist attack in New York is coming to Frederick for a charity event involving needles and thread.
