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Robert L. Pevenstein, one of a handful of University of Maryland Medical System board members who have resigned in the wake of a self-dealing scandal related to lucrative contracts their companies held with the system, said he and his former colleagues have done “nothing wrong.” | | | |
Pimlico Race Course advocates, eager to preserve the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore, say rebuilding could cost far less than $424 million. | | | |
Maryland has at least 33 cases of wrongful convictions since 1989, but the state has not compensated anyone for time lost in prison in 15 years. | | | |
Once bitter rivals, the Terps and Tigers will clash for the first time since 2011, and it does not appear future meetings are on the horizon any time soon. | | | |
Three staff members at the Glen Mar Early Learning Center in Ellicott City are “part of a 'child-related' police investigation,” according to a recent letter. | | | |
Former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning was released from a northern Virginia jail after a two-month stay for refusing to testify to a grand jury. | | | |
The Kentucky Derby’s wild finish should remind bettors preparing for the Preakness Stakes and the Black Eyed Susan to hold onto their tickets. | | | |
National Aquarium biologists were tracking a dolphin Thursday that appeared to be in distress in the Baltimore harbor. | | | |
Peter Schmuck's "News item" column on the Red Sox White House controversy, the Orioles, the Preakness, Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett and Odell Beckham's "new Patriots" bold prediction. | | | |
Columbia resident Rick Colom accumulated an extensive collection of recordings from the pre-World War II era, which he shared on radio programs and the | | | |
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