President George H.W. Bush's service dog to work with vets
The service dog who brought comfort to President George H.W. Bush will assist veterans at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
Maryland
Baltimore's top prosecutor seeks to right "extraordinary wrong" with petition
Marilyn Mosby filed a legal petition that could throw out nearly 5,000 marijuana convictions
Staffer shot at Baltimore high school; suspect taken into custody
Police said all of the students at Frederick Douglass High School are safe
5 children killed in single-car crash in Maryland
Police said there were five children in the back of the Chrysler Pacifica and they were not properly restrained
Video showing cops' deadly struggle with teen sparks outrage
A Maryland prosecutor said his office "is not empowered to prosecute tragic acts" after the death of Anton Black
Glenstone, a Maryland museum that blends modern art, nature and contemplation
Founded by Mitch and Emily Rales, the museum houses their extraordinary collection of contemporary art on a 230-acre estate
Larry Hogan focuses on national politics in inaugural address
Hogan, a Republican who is of the most popular governors in the country, was re-elected in November
University Of Maryland confirms 40 adenovirus cases
One student at the university has been hospitalized with the illness
Retired veterinarian now spends his days helping disabled dogs
At age 90, Dr. Lincoln Parkes now spends eight to 10 hours a day building carts that transform disabled dogs
Music program helps Baltimore students strike the right chord
A year-round music program called OrchKids, run by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, has grown to include 1,300 students
Trump entities to be subpoenaed by state attorneys general
D.C. and Maryland want to know which foreign governments are paying at Trump Hotel
High school football players accused of "astonishingly cruel" sex assault
The 15-year-olds are being tried as adults for allegedly assaulting four freshmen on the junior varsity team
Active shooter scare at Walter Reed was drill gone wrong, officials say
Pentagon officials said a subordinate command was planning a drill when someone accidentally triggered an alert, prompting a police response
Parents of Maryland student who died say health center didn't test for adenovirus
Freshman Olivia Paregol's father also believes mold in her dorm room contributed to her death
Cummings says he'll do "anything and everything" to make Mueller findings public
"I would do anything and everything in my power to have the findings presented to not only to the Congress, but to the people of the United States," Cummings said
Maryland files legal challenge to appointment of acting AG
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh filed a motion arguing that Whitaker's appointment is illegal and unconstitutional
Maryland cops serving "red flag" gun removal order kill armed man
Police say the man opened the door holding his gun and "became irate" over the order; a struggle for the gun ensued
"It sounded like bombs": Amazon warehouse collapse leaves 2 dead
The victims were not Amazon employees but third-party contractors, Amazon said
High school football player wows crowd with rendition of the national anthem
Jackson Dean Nicholson did his own take of the national anthem before his team took the football field
Melania Trump's plane unexpectedly turns around
Plane carrying first lady Melania Trump unexpectedly returns to Joint Base Andrews after "minor mechanical issue"
Van Hollen says Dems ready for "political trench warfare" in battle for Congress
"Look, nobody goes lower than Donald Trump. I mean, that's a bottomless pit," said Van Hollen
Ponzi scheme suspect cast spells, paid $720K for prayers to thwart charges
Six-figure payments for prayers didn't spare Dawn Bennett from a 17-count indictment on fraud charges
Kavanaugh wrongly claimed he could drink legally in Maryland as a teen
Brett Kavanaugh has repeatedly said he was legally allowed to consume beer as a prep school senior in Maryland
Brett Kavanaugh's yearbook jokes explained
The Supreme Court nominee offered his own explanations for jokes that were speculated to refer to sexual exploits and binge drinking
Ex-NSA employee gets 5 years in prison for taking top secret info home
Nghia Hoang Pho, 64, of Ellicott City, was sentenced to five years and six months in prison after pleading guilty
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Nobel Peace Prize awarded to former ICC judge Navanethem "Navi" Pillay
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Iran's Houthi allies step up deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia
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