The No. 18 Virginia Cavaliers are the second-most faced opponent all time for Maryland; familiarity breeds contempt, and this ...

Maryland lawmakers have a crush on the orange crush, a health care organization commits millions to fighting diabetes in the ...

State legislators are now weighing whether to cut scholarship funds for students at private colleges by 50% for the second ...

Jerald Creer, who is deaf, and Kent Williams met on a cruise ship in 2009. It took almost 15 years and a card game for them ...

It’s been nearly two years since Maurice Anderson, 24, of Washington DC was shot and killed during what his family said was supposed to be an enjoyable night ou ...

Gov. Wes Moore made lowering drug costs a key campaign promise, making advocates of the law confident that their greatest ...

Taxpayers in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia could be missing out on millions of dollars in unclaimed refunds from the IRS, and ...

A prescription fraud scheme spanning D.C., Maryland and Virginia is under investigation by Montgomery County detectives, ...

Call it a case of the first-round blahs. Lack of sharpness is a malady known to sometimes afflict No. 1 seeds in the opening ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (7News) — A persistent easterly wind will make for a slightly cooler Thursday. High temperatures will be ...

A bipartisan coalition of 20 states are suing the federal government to halt further terminations and to reinstate those laid off while litigation plays out in court.

About 7,800 residents in D.C., Maryland and Virginia filed first-time claims for unemployment benefits last week, a 15% increase.