Occupy Baltimore Applies For Permit, Waits
Occupy Baltimore applied for a permit for a square near the Inner Harbor last week, but the application is still under review.
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Occupy Baltimore applied for a permit for a square near the Inner Harbor last week, but the application is still under review.
The Baltimore City Council is considering something you don't often hear about these days-- repealing a tax. The 2-cent beverage tax imposed 14 months ago is under review.
The National Air and Space Museum in Washington was closed Saturday after anti-war demonstrators swarmed the building to protest a drone exhibit and security guards used pepper spray to repel them, sickening a number of protesters.
John Carlos, who raised his fist out of protest while accepting his bronze medal for the 200-meter run at the 1968 Olympics
Giving the American Dream back to the people. That's the goal of Occupy Wall Street-- a movement gaining speed nationwide.
Raging protests over the state of the economy are happening all over the country, including the Inner Harbor.
A Maryland state senator says he has paid a $100 fine after being arrested outside the White House while rallying against a plan to pipe oil from western Canada to the Gulf of Mexico.
Frederick County government workers are pushing back against a privatization effort by the county commissioners.
Taxi drivers at BWI Marshall Airport aren't happy with the state considering a proposal that would award the airport's taxi concession to a Virginia-based company.
A Maryland town is making it harder for groups like the Kansas-based Westboro Baptist Church to protest at funerals.
With a hike in bridge tolls looming, people who depend on the Hatem Bridge are vowing a fight to stop tolls from going up in their community.
Members of the controversial Westboro Baptist Church protested outside Fort Meade in Anne Arundel County Thursday. Normally they target the funerals of soldiers, but this time is was school children.
Stopping protests at funerals. The Supreme Court allows them. Now Maryland lawmakers are stepping in.
Two priests, a nun and two women in their 60s who cut through fences at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor to protest submarine nuclear weapons were sentenced Monday to prison terms ranging from two to 15 months.
As the future of next season's football schedule hangs in the balance, fans across the country are demonstrating against the recent lockout of players.
The Maryland county where the Westboro Baptist Church won a free-speech victory is considering expanding the distance limits for funeral protests.
A group of House lawmakers are looking over proposals to reform Maryland's pension system.
It was the first successful student sit-in to end segregation and it happened at a drug store right here in Baltimore.
Thousands are expected to protest the governor's pension reform proposal Monday night at a rally organized by Maryland's largest union for state employees, as budget challenges return to the forefront in the General Assembly after weeks of debate on social issues.
Demanding to be heard. Hundreds of people rallied in Annapolis Monday night, speaking out against legislation that they say is unfair to immigrants.
Maryland Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger says he plans to introduce legislation to prevent protests during military funerals.
If you think gas prices are bad now, wait to see what happens if lawmakers sign off on a gas tax increase. There's already stiff opposition to the plan.
Violence escalates in Libya, prompting the State Department to prepare to get Americans out as soon as possible.
Dueling protests downtown.The two brothers involved in a racially charged incident in Park Heights headed to court Wednesday morning. In November, a black teenager was stopped by a Jewish volunteer neighborhood patrol group called Shomrim. What happened next is in dispute, but assault charges have been filed against the two.
It was not what they wanted to hear. Thousands of Egyptians gathered in Cairo expecting to hear their president announce his resignation. Instead, Hosni Mubarak told them he's not going anywhere yet.
