3 hrs ago | The Washington Post
No ruling in Maryland/ACC lawsuit
On Thursday afternoon, Prince George's County Circuit Court Judge John P. Davey heard arguments from Maryland and the ACC concerning the school's lawsuit against the conference.
7 hrs ago | Star-Telegram.com
Parking deck collapses at Md. mall; 1 killed
A parking garage partially collapsed Thursday outside a shopping mall in suburban Maryland, and officials said one construction worker died after being trapped under a concrete slab.
11 hrs ago | Patch.com
Fewer Marylanders Expected to Travel During 2013 Memorial Day Weekend
Fewer Maryland motorists are expected to travel this year, but Memorial Day weekend 2013 will still be one of the busiest of the past 12 years, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic . "It appears changing current economic conditions as a result of sequestration, which has impacted the wallets of many, may be influencing some residents' uneasiness to travel ... (more)
13 hrs ago | NBC Washington
Marylanders Are Highest Earners in U.S.
The state's median income for a family of four comes out to $105,348, according to numbers recently released from the Department of Health and Human Services.
17 hrs ago | Patch.com
Maryland Schools Required to Carry Epinephrine Injectors, But is it Safe?
Q: I just heard that there are some states that require public schools to have epinephrine injectors not targeted for a specific child available in case of an emergency.
19 hrs ago | Patch.com
Taking Care of Business: Virginia No. 3 in Best Places to Start Up
Virginia has been ranked the third-best state for starting a business, according to a new report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
23 hrs ago | WBOC-TV Salisbury
Off-Duty Trooper Injured in Hit and Run
DENTON, Md. Maryland State Police say an off-duty state trooper is in critical condition after he apparently confronted vandalism suspects in a car in Caroline County.
New Commercial In Support Of Maryland Gun Control Law
A new ad campaign called "Maryland Stood Up" began airing yesterday in support of the gun control measure singned into law last week.
Police: UMD Student Made Up Armed Robbery Story
Authorities say a University of Maryland student was lying when she told police she'd been the victim of an armed robbery Sunday on Lakeland Road.
Creative Can Food Sculptures Illustrate Md. Food Bank's Yearlong Hunger Fight
"We're happy to get food in the winter, in the spring and in the summer because you know we get so much food around Thanksgiving and Christmas, you know because people think people are only hungry around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Maryland taxpayers could see refunds as attorney general weighs appeal
Maryland's Court of Appeals ruled in January that the state must offer credits to taxpayers whose out-of-state income is subject to local piggyback taxes.
Maryland Live Casino keeps energy, foot traffic high
Last November, after months of campaigning - and millions spent on advertising for and against gambling expansion - Maryland voters decided the allure of live table games at local casinos was too enticing to ignore and Question 7 was approved by a narrow margin.
High School Graduations to Bring Friends, Family, Traffic
High school graduation ceremonies can be a memorable experience, especially if shared with friends and family.
Local search & rescue crews on the ready
While the damage won't be calculated for some time, the destruction is evident; a massive event and tragedy that has local urban search and rescue workers on standby.
Health Care Implementation Will Be Bumpy But Fruitful, Says Panel
The Obama administration's quickening push to implement health care reform is likely to create success stories and debacles that differ across states, a panel of experts said Monday.
Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission Funds 31 New Research Proposals in FY 2013
The board of directors of the Maryland Technology Development Corporation approved the Commission's recommendation to fund 31 new proposals with the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund's FY2013 budget.
O'Malley using agenda, fundraising to explore 2016
His latest legislative achievements put him in the vanguard of his party's liberal base.
Memorial Day travel expected to be down in Maryland
Fewer Marylanders than last year will take to the roads, skies and seas for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend.
Doug Duncan Wants His Old Job Back
Doug Duncan wants his old job back as Montgomery County Executive in 2014. The 57-year-old Duncan served three terms as County Executive before making a short-lived bid for governor in 2006.
Combating Human Trafficking: A Team Approach
New state-wide outreach programs have helped more than 15 child victims of human trafficking in the past five months alone, according to the governor's office.