Maryland State Police agrees to consent decree with DOJ, $2.75 million settlement after discrimination probe
The Maryland State Police — as part of a new consent decree and settlement involving $2.75 million going to prospective troopers who were discriminated against — will relax its physical testing standards for new troopers and develop new hiring tests.
Larry Hogan, Maryland
Energy companies have sued Maryland, asking a federal judge to halt a new state law imposing limits on marketing of renewable ...
Maryland officials have approved a $2.75 million settlement to resolve a federal investigation into discriminatory hiring ...
A video shows a large buck wrestling to get free from a soccer net at a Maryland park after its antlers got tangled. The Anne ...
News of Brittnee Dancho's disappearance spread online after a Facebook page announced she was missing in September.
WASHINGTON — Maryland and Virginia drivers will no longer be able to rack up thousands of dollars in D.C. tickets with no ...
Montgomery County police say a 17-year-old girl sustained life-threatening injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Two ...
Dozens of new laws passed by the Maryland General Assembly will take effect on Oct. 1, bringing significant changes across ...
The U.S. Department of Justice conducted a two-year investigation into state police hiring practices for a violation of Title ...
A Montgomery County, Md. man was one of five people who died after a single-engine plane crashed in a wooded area near a ...
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